Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife chapter 1225

However, she couldn’t use her family’s information network to help him while her

own love life was in turmoil.

If anything went wrong, it wouldn’t just affect her, but also her entire family-the

same family that adored her.

“That’ll put you in a difficult situation, right?” Noel rubbed his hands, feeling

awkward.

It was really strange. He wasn’t cold earlier, but now, he felt like stomping his

feet on the ground to keep warm.

“If I made you uncomfortable, I’m sorry. You don’t have to worry about it,” Noel

said, trying to ease the situation.

He was grasping at straws.

He pushed Cecilia inside the gate and said, “You should go inside. It’s cold out

here.”

He didn’t say he couldn’t bear to part with her, nor did he request a hug, even

though he wanted one.

Cecilia watched his retreating figure, increasingly convinced that this wasn’t

what dating should feel like.

It was almost less passionate than when they were in the early stages of

Back then, she would have occasional relapses, and

gloves for her when it got cold. He would

to cheer her up if she

the most important person

call Diana and tell the

up the call. She listened

absentmindedly responding now and

reached out to touch Julian, she expected to find a warm

of the bed

cold. Julian hadn’t been in bed the

felt more awake. Holding the phone to

room. She eventually spotted

the night, looking

clearly troubled

bed to

sense

you even listening to me?”

course I

they weren’t particularly close friends, their

was probably because Noel was someone they

Noel started dating, she was particularly

Noel’s affairs with Diana.

asked Diana for advice, saying,

down so tightly?”

to terms with Julian’s

that Diana wouldn’t steal

used to worry that Diana might be a sly fox, but that was pure nonsense.

was in love, there would be a time

seemed wonderful in one’s eyes, regardless of what everyone

if one’s beloved was taking

that her metaphors have

was quite miraculous that she

it was because she had played the role of the polite and sensible