Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife chapter 1236

Julian handed Diana a napkin to wipe her tears. “Oliver and I joined the training

when we were very young, too.”

“You’re lying!” Diana shoved him away, and Julian almost lost his balance.

The equally indignant look on his face made Diana feel bad.

She knew both of them were unable to change Sean’s mind once it was made

up, but she couldn’t stop herself from venting her anger on Julian.

He forgave and tolerated her even more so than the twins did.

He never got angry with her, no matter what she did. He was her rubbish dump,

her vast ocean that had the capacity to take all of her tantrums. She was the fish

who could swim wherever she wanted in his deep, deep love, i

Julian had returned to her side like a tireless soldier, dedicated to giving her a

constant sense of security.

Diana was worried about him, and pulled him over to check if he bumped

himself just now. She sighed in relief after confirming that he didn’t hit the table

next to him just now. She had clearly calmed down a lot.

“You were clearly a lot older at that time, around seven to eight years old. How

that compare with

training squad is, it’s nothing

camp of the past. That’s why

getting younger and younger. Actually, I think it’s not a

joining,”

the Fulcher family, Sean

Julian,

Fulcher family business. It wasn’t a bad thing for Sean

at a tender

Sean a chance to deepen his skills and

lay the foundation for safer and fuller growth

here on.

think so. As a mother, all she wanted was

children to be by her side longer. She would be content

safe and sound, growing up healthily within her

successful Sean might be

and imagination. She just wanted to

happily

such, she was very displeased with Julian’s

I don’t know the specific curriculum of the training squad, I

Wouldn’t Sean get

Julian remained silent.

wounded. The training

and children had been known to die of fatigue

years, and with the Fulchers no

control over it, the brutality of the training squad remained clear

see.

children who could withstand the