Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Chapter 970

Before she reunited with Julian, she was clearly doing well in Stirling City.

She was independent, self-assured, and confident. She didn’t know when it happened, but she began becoming reliant on Julian. It was an addiction she couldn’t remove herself from.

But now, she had woken up from her stupor.

This time, she would never give in to him!

She would never, ever rely on him for comfort and peace of mind!

Meanwhile, Julian was in bed and staring at the ceiling in the master bedroom. The look in Cecilia’s eyes and her bony arms flashed in his mind non-stop.

Her arms were covered with injection marks and bruises. Clearly, she wouldn’t have survived without getting hooked up to the nutrient solution.

Julian had asked Sue for details about Cecilia’s condition. She told him that Cecilia would usually behave crazily at home.

A bright and kind young lady like her would suddenly scream at the wall and her clothes, and call them vixens.

Sometimes, when Sue entered the room, Cecilia wouldn’t even recognize Sue as her mother. She would just keep yelling at Sue, and call Sue a vixen.

them in the toilet. At times, she would suddenly pick up the shreds, and put it against her as she asked Sue,

knew Cecilia’s mind had stopped the day she was trying out the gown at the

pretty?” was probably the question she wanted to ask him the moment he

didn’t expect him to splash paint on her without

on her face… She’d cry and laugh at the same time. If you had seen it, you’d

of schizophrenia would often

would be moments it would send chills down

there were no rules. One moment, they might be smiling at you-the next, they might bare their fangs at you, like a cat that had its

before he returned. ‘The doctor we

as well. Otherwise, it wouldn’t be good

“Also…

said that the one who caused it should be the

one who caused

one who

so, the Jarvis family didn’t push Julian to a

hard to

She was right.

had a daughter,

even tolerate the mere thought of Betty becoming like this because of another

care of Cecilia was the