Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Chapter 691

“But I…”

Diana was stunned speechless, even before Simon could finish his sentence.

She had only been joking! She didn’t expect that it would turn out to be the truth!

In that instant, she felt as if she had been struck by lightning. For a moment, she couldn’t believe such a dramatic thing could happen to Julian.

Her lips trembled as she continued off from where Simon stopped. “But… You and Julian don’t have the same father.”

Simon didn’t even give her time to react. “Yes, you guessed it right.”

No wonder Julian was suddenly so upset!

If Simon and Julian had different fathers, it meant the parents he had always thought were deeply in love had long drifted apart.

Julian must be deeply heartbroken.

He was already the type to keep things to himself, and now, he would surely become even more tormented by keeping this matter to himself.

She turned around immediately, eager to leave. “I want to go home.”

Julian was waiting for her.

needed to go back

do anything, she would hug him. She was certain he would feel

her life; not when she was trapped in a warehouse at a hotel, or dragged to the Pabians’ residence, or even when Simon ordered his men to keep an

now, she felt like she

Simon watched her, chuckling.

“Is it necessary?”

fact. Was something so insignificant worth

What about Simon?

him to the Channing family right

deep breath and stopped Diana, who was desperately trying to run. “If you go

a curse, instantly pulling Diana back. She didn’t even look back

“What does that mean?”

at her. He deliberately twisted his words, saying, “Oliver didn’t tell him about us being brothers. He only mentioned something related to business. After all, Fulcher Inc. has been

Diana knew about this.

A-share market was shaken. She had seen it on

slightly from the sudden relief. “Okay. That’s good. He doesn’t know

later, Julian would come across this fact and realize that his parents weren’t as loving as

young age, and cherished his memories of them. Having a stepbrother making an appearance

important and looked up at

sneered, “You mean my

Diana nodded. “Yes.”

resentment for the late old