Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Chapter 669

Diana continued to stare at Julian.

She refused to believe he would undergo such a drastic change from such a short business trip.

His gaze quickly shifted to Diana, who stood frozen in place.

Seeing how she was not moving, he snapped, “Hurry up and come out! Even if you’re just a substitute, you’re now known as Mrs. Fulcher to everyone in Richburgh. Stop messing around with other men, and don’t disgrace the Fulcher family!”

“Julian!” Diana hissed warningly.

He seemed oblivious to the anger in her tone. He raised his eyebrows, his face still cold and indifferent as he said, “Are you upset? Isn’t staying up with a memorial portrait of a man in the middle of the night enough to prove a point?”

After waiting for him for so long, all she received was blame!

Diana’s hands hung down weakly as she looked at him incredulously. She felt very much wronged. “It was Mr. Clifford who made me…”

him. You could’ve done everything you could to oppose this, but you didn’t. You simply agreed without putting up

seductive eyes showed chilling indifference, and his eyebrows remained raised as he continued, “Given the circumstances, doesn’t it indicate

raised her hand and struck Julian’s

a night rushing around and nursing a wound that had yet to heal, swayed

lowered her head and looked at

actually slapped

man she had yearned for day

“Julian, I…”

chillingly cold as he mocked, “What? Did I hit the nail on the head, and now you’re so embarrassed

back down. Her eyes grew chilly. She clenched her teeth, determined not

regret saying

What’s there to regret?” Julian’s retort was

couldn’t take it anymore. She practically ran past him, bolting

her. “Not only are you fickle, but you’re also indecisive in your fickleness. You’re willing to accompany even the dead! Even Simon… I see you’re quite fond of him too. You’re so eager

she turned around. Her bright eyes were clearly burning with anger as she

Julian didn’t take back his words, nor did he show any remorse. Instead, he closed in on her, admonishing loudly,” Isn’t what I said right? If I’m wrong, then why didn’t you refute me? Why did you