Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife Chapter 1267

How could things be so far-fetched?

What’s more, was it true just because Jim claimed so?

Diana bit her lips, and decided to discuss the matter with Julian at home. She couldn’t distrust her own husband while trusting another man whom she just got acquainted with so easily.

Jim arranged to meet her at a very surprising choice of location.

It was the weekend. The zoo was crowded, as if everyone in the city was gathered there. People were everywhere.

Diana stood at the entrance, looking at the bustling crowd as her hair stood on end.

Had she known that there were so many people here, she would have suggested an alternative meeting place.

Jim, on the other hand, was very excited. He stood in front of Diana with one arm outstretched, helping her block off surrounding people that might bump into her, in a considerate and gentlemanly manner.

At the same time, he didn’t forget to keep his distance from Diana so that she wouldn’t feel uncomfortable.

“There have been new additions to the zoo exhibits, including swans, flamingos and even alpacas,” Jim said as he pointed to the general direction of the exhibits. He smiled warmly and kindly. “Children love them.”

He looked at Diana’s stomach, as if seeing her unborn children through her stomach.

excited and happy look on his face

she immediately felt like she was overthinking

very

sense

as he led Diana to the

a crowd gathered there, but Jim

stomach as he talked to her, softly explaining

articulate

around them started to

continued staring intently at Diana’s stomach, ignoring the attention he was

things patiently to

No.

talking to her. Diana was very sure

through her body, and

though she felt bad cutting him off.

said as he looked up, his eyes so crystal

her stomach, her face pale as she looked uneasily at the man before her. “Then

direct gaze felt intrusive to Diana. However, his straightforward expression made her wonder if she really

looked behind her. He reached out and pulled a child toward him. ‘There’s a child

staring at her stomach because the child behind her was of the same