Julian’s Stand-In Wife
Chapter 448
Chapter 448
Before Kate was a mother, she would always be first and foremost James’s wife.
In that case, why should Diana do something that could ruin Kate and Kayla’s relationship? She had to admit that she had already lost to Kayla in terms of love; and now, she had also lost to the latter in terms of familial ties.
Kate had indeed hurt her today because the truth was within reach, but Diana could see the clear resistance Kate exerted.
Perhaps Kate wasn’t a fool. Perhaps it was Diana who was one who was a fool in the entire world.
She at first assumed that Kate had been kept in the dark all these years; but in reality, it seemed Kate knew everything all along.
“Since you don’t want to accept it or face the music, I won’t force you,” Diana said, looking straight in her eyes. “I hope you take care of yourself.”
With that said, Diana turned to leave.
Kate stepped forward and handed the packed bowl of soba without looking into Diana’s eyes throughout the exchange. She said stiffly, “I already made it, and food shouldn’t be wasted. Take it with you.”
the joy of Diana’s birthday
soba, not bothered to
“Fine.”
Diana glanced back again and said, “Thank you
you celebrate your birthday in the future, I hope you consider the hardships of being a mother a little more.”
yet, Diana would always hold onto that elusive, damned blood
she didn’t turn back.
be able to stop the
in her hand. She thought of everything that had happened in
was the first she had
didn’t have the heart
went to the graveyard where the grave of her babies was. From
Fulcher would
this meaningful
at the old mansion, she was met with a great
to the already beautiful, traditional architecture of the mansion, especially with how it
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