Julian’s Stand-In Wife

“He’s just a poor loser who found success in this city, and is trying to climb the social ladder by sticking to my family. I’ll never give him the chance!” Cecilia yelled.

Diana fell silent. Noel was not someone like that.

He wasn’t poor right now, either. The various investments he made and the bonuses he earned were equivalent to the profits of a middle-size company in the market.

Rather than a poor man who found success in the city, he could be considered a golden bachelor.

Cecilia’s face darkened with displeasure.

If Diana went on with the topic, not only would Cecilia refuse to listen, but she might also detest Noel even more.

“Please don’t misunderstand,” Diana said gently as she held Cecilia’s hand, trying to resolve the misunderstanding with utmost sincerity. “I do want to mediate things between you and Noel, but I genuinely want to be your friend, too.

“If you really don’t think that there’s any misunderstanding between you and Noel, and you really don’t want to be with him anymore, I won’t talk about it anymore in the future. Please don’t feel uncomfortable.”

Otherwise, Diana would feel as though she was forcing Cecilia into a corner. She couldn’t do such a thing.

say or how much you try to persuade me, I won’t get back

if there really is a

possibly be one!” Cecilia insisted

Noel wasn’t

my hand.” Noel showed Diana his hand, and went on

might have injured his bone.Books Chapters Are Daily

this?!” Diana said in disbelief. “How could a weak and vulnerable

now,” Noel said. “I snatched the cigarette away from her, but she refused

hatred for me

believed what her mom said about me taking 1.5 million from her family just to break up

shocked to hear what Noel told her. She felt as if the Cecilia whom Noel was describing was different from the Cecilia

clearly after Julian splashed paint on her. It was also what caused her to go mad, and marked the start of her affection for

so, Diana didn’t expect things between Cecilia and Noel to

Noel said, “there’s no use explaining. Cecilia