Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Chapter 612

As it turned out, Diana couldn’t move on either way.

She and Julian truly understood one another, and their hearts were intertwined.

It wasn’t like any random person could shake or sever their connection.

At this moment, when Oliver saw the undeniable joy in her eyes upon saying he was giving up on her, a wrenching sensation gripped his heart.

Iron barbs pierced through his heart and lungs, digging out the years of longing, and…

Since their first meeting in Yale Village, it seemed like his feelings for her were destined to be a one-sided show.

And now, this act was finally coming to an end. He couldn’t bear to interfere in her happiness or be a burden to her.

“Let’s be friends from now on,” Oliver said, stretching out his hand to her without any further explanation.

Diana also reached out, and their fingertips almost touched before Oliver withdrew his hand.

That was enough. He had said everything he needed to.

for her existing feelings and love was the consistent tenderness and love

his sincere feelings, and she couldn’t

Diana called out, stepping forward a little as the man walked away. “Be careful

that

at her in confusion, but a sharp look flashed in his

contacted you

warned him off, he hadn’t expected Simon to approach

seen Oliver look so alert and sharp before. It was as if a blade that had been hidden for a long time had finally emerged, shining with

realizing that the burning intensity in his eyes had startled her, Oliver gathered himself

at least, not to the extent Oliver was probably thinking. In fact, Simon had helped

had later betrayed her to the security

how much worse things could have been after she

So…

“It’s just that every time I see him, nothing good happens. Besides, he

originally believed that there was no comparison between Oliver and Simon, as the former was like the warm spring sun and there were no similarities between

But now, she hesitated.

aristocratic children, regardless of their surface behavior, were not to be messed

Oliver, whom Diana thought was a good and gentle man, had

before her and had only shown his