Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Chapter 676

Diana started to panic. She grabbed the corner of the suit, and hurried to move.

Yet Julian held on to it even more tightly, wrapping both of them in a tight embrace.

Diana didn’t understand why he was acting this way. “Julian!”

She looked at him, and her voice was trembling as she stammered, “Nina…Nina’s scalp got torn off! She needs me right now! I have to…”

She had to protect Nina!

Only by doing that would make her feel better.

Julian understood where she was coming from. Despite that, he said quietly, “She doesn’t need you now, Diana. She needs Vans.”

Diana looked like she was struck by something. When realization dawned upon her, she finally calmed down and stopped struggling.

Julian looked at her, and his heart ached. “Your face…”

He never expected Lina to slap Diana.

Lina have the nerve to slap the woman he cherished so dearly and cared for

moment, Julian wished for nothing more than the complete annihilation of the entire

the only way he could vent the anger burning

by the fury he exuded, Diana finally realized that Nina wasn’t the only one hurt by the incident. She was as much

gazing at her with

Ouch…!

heartbreaking look in his eyes inevitably made her yelp, as the pain from

was in a voice that told of a storm brewing

his eyes piercing. ” When the lights went out just now, Vans slapped Lina back ten times. If it weren’t because he needed more time to tear off the hair on her head, my anger wouldn’t be appeased even if he

was stunned. “You two were behind the black

already planned.” Vans is still

by the time Julian decided to step forward, not only would the Jennings family be affected, but even the Stanley family

precisely because Vans understood the rationale

this suggestion to Julian. “In the future, when she finds out that I

horrid haircut in the dark, she’ll probably

better, then,” Diana

could consider himself

to be a guest-therefore making it inconvenient for him to stand up for her—he wouldn’t have bothered preserving Vans’s pride, no matter how

What’s more…