Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Chapter 692

Just then, Simon said, “Your phone’s ringing.

Diana pulled her phone out, and saw that Nina was calling her.

“Where are you?!” Nina sounded particularly anxious. “Mr. Fulcher has been looking for you all day, but now we can’t reach him! Did you two meet up or not?”

Diana was taken aback by the information. “Julian was looking for me?”

How could he have been looking for her when she hadn’t even received a single phone call?

“Yeah,” Nina replied, then briefly told Diana about the events of the evening. “When Vans came to see me, he happened to receive a call from Julian. He wanted Vans to ask me what time you’d be coming home. He thought we were together.”

After Nina finished speaking, she paused before asking, “He still hasn’t contacted you?”

“No,” Diana said, and she quickly looked at her phone. There was one missed call, but it was from an hour ago.

Since then, there hadn’t been a call or even a text message.

That was the reason she didn’t pay attention to her phone and instead had been discussing with Simon about his blood relationship with Julian.

moment, Diana suddenly understood.” He probably

New

was no reason for her to stay outside for too long. Julian must have assumed she would return

he

outside for too long and worry him. And so, she immediately hung up the phone and said goodbye

need to go home,” she said. “Julian’s waiting for

year? What’s so great about it?” Simon scoffed. “It’s just a bunch of family members sitting together, complimenting each

like that,” Diana explained. “Julian

Madam Fulcher and their two lost babies who

in her heart, and she said

Year was

to be there for

midnight, and wishing each

drank alcohol, either. The two

outstanding debts with Vans, so she wouldn’t be going back for New Year’s Eve

didn’t need to eat a lot of food, either. Just a few bites of some small dishes would satisfy

of that scene, Diana smiled and said eagerly, “With the arrival of the new year, there

the belief that the current year would be a good

so hopeful not be worth