Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Chapter 434

“Mine?” Diana asked as she pointed to herself. She was a little stunned.

“It’s from L…?”

Diana was no longer the owner of L., even just in name. Why was she being given new products?

“Perhaps it’s a mistake,” Diana said as she fished out her phone to call the store manager about it.

But the receptionist was firm and said, “Miss Winnington, we’re almost about to get off work. Please sign it. I’m sure these clothes are for you.”

Diana couldn’t bear to trouble the staff, so she said, “Please send it to my room, then.”

Just as she entered her room, she didn’t have time to turn on the lights or take off her shoes before a chime from her computer announced that she had an email.

It was already so late. Who could it be?

Was it Mr. Crawford wanting to confirm the details of the investment?

During their meeting in person today, they chatted more than when they did online. Diana felt that the woman in Mr. Crawford’s heart wasn’t a lie, as she could feel his sincerity every time he spoke.

the same as when Madam Fulcher said it. The level of kindness and

that he needed to consider some of the investment details, and that he would get back to her via email.

his words reassured Diana. She felt that he was serious about investing and had no intention of

chime, she almost flew to her computer in her

In the end…

one who sent the email was Julian.

for her

on it, and the first thing that caught her eye was a picture

had already guessed that Julian had sent someone to keep watch on her, so she wasn’t surprised to see the picture. She took off her shoes and sat down on the chair

Oliver know you’re always wearing this red dress out to meet other men, and even an old man? Will

he implying she was a fickle woman? That she was being unfaithful to Oliver?

on between her

dress. Besides, why did she have to tell anyone what she was

was meeting to make them happy?

right does Julian have to ask her such a stupid question in such a

was still

wear this red dress in the future. You

picture of Diana’s face being doodled on, meant to give her graphic proof of