Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Chapter 767

“How could such parents exist in this world?” Diana asked, shocked.

Simon looked at her helplessly and said, “It’s possible. And you were ‘luck/ enough to meet them. I’ve never mentioned these to you before because they aren’t exactly happy memories.”

He sighed. “I’m sorry, I actually knew you before you lost your memories. It’s just… Your story of coming to Richburgh in search of your kin was too tragic, so I didn’t want to tell you all over again.”

Diana trusted Simon’s lie-ridden story with all her heart.

“No wonder you gave me the name Diana Winnginton.” As it turned out, that was her real name.

That fact alone was enough to convince her that Simon didn’t deliberately hide the truth from her.

A pity that her real parents weren’t happy with her existence. Simon didn’t need to fear that her parents would be looking for her even though she had the same name.

Come to think of it, losing one’s memory wasn’t necessarily a bad thing. At the very least, one would forget those unhappy memories that weren’t worth recollecting.

But…

A flame of hope rekindled in her heart. “Since you knew me before I lost my memories, do you know who the father of the babies is?”

Simon’s face changed. The next moment, he shook his head. “I wasn’t very close to you before.”

wasn’t exactly a

him many

casually, “So why does Julian keep saying those strange things to me?” He

didn’t dare to say the latter statement, for fear

what

was a pity that she did something wrong and had to go to jail… Ever since then, my brother

I never

Julian had merely taken Diana as

was a dedicated man,

relief. “Did Kayla and

of her having a sibling like Betty and Sean

a very poor relationship with your family. Every single one of them has done something

a very pleasant past, Diana.

memories she had lost, she

Forget it.

myself to have such a terrible relationship with

so, she still remained

did Kayla have to go to jail? Since Julian is so rich

was still Diana, after

was still logical in thinking through things, and