Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Chapter 495

Diana was stunned by Oliver’s words.

“What can you do?’

Julian’s defense of Kayla had reached a point of madness, and Diana didn’t have much hope of touching that woman.

“Just leave it to me,” Oliver assured. “Kayla has done so much evil. She must pay the price.’

Diana felt gratitude rush through her. It was the first time someone had explicitly told her that Kayla needed to pay the price.

However, gratitude wasn’t the same as love.

“If you need anything from me in the future, I’ll do everything I can to help you.”

“I haven’t even fulfilled this promise yet, and you’re already thinking of how to repay me,” Oliver said, and suddenly locked eyes with her. ’If it were Julian, would you react the same way?”

If it were Julian…

Would she?

It seemed highly unlikely. She would be grateful and keep it in her heart, but she wouldn’t think about how to repay him or give Julian anything.

As Diana pondered on the topic, she gradually got lost in thought.

Oliver gave Diana a pained look, and knew that she still hadn’t let go of her feelings for Julian. He considered telling her about how the boy she had saved when she was a child was actually Julian, but decided that it wasn’t the right time.

cause her even more pain

thought it would be better to sit

able to come because I swapped shifts with a colleague at the hospital,” Oliver explained.

who was emotionally unstable, he asked, ’Do you

change of environment might help better her

at the hospital, he

situation. “There are various fractures in the

and was dressed

I can do

apologetically at Diana. “Wait for me outside the operating theater,

for him

into the theater, a man

dressed in a black suit, and walked with light steps and an air of arrogance. There was a sense of dominance as he

him was another man, who was crying and

you run over my

in the black suit was the culprit of this accident involving the patient Oliver was

help but move

seemed the man was looking for her because as soon as she moved, his eyebrows climbed up a few notches and his eyes shifted

fan; immediately, someone rushed forward to stop the victim’s family member from following him, pushing said

patient’s injuries to Oliver before he had gone

had been run

the victim, then back at Simon. Without her realizing it, a look of contempt appeared in her