Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 414

“I’m sorry,” Julian repeated.

He looked at Diana’s wrist, which he had grabbed; it was gradually turning red, and he slowly released her. He looked

like he wanted to say something else, but in the end, he couldn’t utter a word.

He felt as if something had been shoved down his throat, hard; he wanted to retch to the point of throwing up.

There was nothing he could do but endure the pain. He used all his strength to exit the mall.

‘Aster, Star… It seems your daddy has really lost your mommy…”

Once Julian left, the people present in the store finally reacted.

“Someone hit Mr. Fulcher!”

“What? That man was Julian Fulcher?!”

“Oh my god! Who’s that woman?”

“She’s beautiful! Women in red are gorgeous! It’s no wonder Julian fell in love with her! I’d fall for

her at a glance too!”

The chatter around them got louder. Fanny was experienced with matters like this, so she quickly pulled a

jacket from a nearby hanger and put it on Diana.

“Come on. I’ll get you out of here.”

Oliver would deal with the aftermath.

Once they were safely out of the mall and in the car, Diana still couldn’t regain her calm.

She…

an extremely clear mind, and she had done

had kept

hands were

feel his smooth skin on

murmuring at her

Was… Was he

lost the babies, he had ignored the wounds

even though Diana was well aware he

as dirty as a

actually knew that Julian was

knew that he

and the babies, Julian had ultimately chosen

hurt, he still wouldn’t

the most profound pain Julian left

didn’t hurt, then

He wouldn’t personally pick clothes

I could pick them for myself. He must’ve

because of Kayla…”

that case, why would he provoke

insist on interfering with her

…What the hell?

that he wasn’t satisfied with what

too?

about it. The moment she did, everything would

was only one thing that

to give it

for

was probably possessiveness that

didn’t say anything. She simply listened quietly to Diana as

under her breath.

trembling stopped, and she said, “…He must’ve been having a bad