Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Diana couldn’t help but feel that Cecilia’s mood today was a bit off.

It seemed like she was hiding something.

Diana thought about asking a few more questions, but decided to hold back. She believed that once Cecilia met Noel, they could discuss their issues.

For now, she was content to accept the gift as a gesture of sisterhood while they were out shopping. She planned to reciprocate in the future, although she still needed to figure out what to give.

As they reached the end of their shopping spree, Diana was indeed getting tired, and her lower abdomen felt tight.

She placed her hand on her belly, gently rubbing it up and down, and decided not to walk any further.

She found a bench to sit on, and urged Fanny and Cecilia to go to the restaurant without her.

“I’ll rest for a while,” she said, as she tried to wave them off.

have someone with you in case something happens. We don’t need

with her. They bought two cups of milk tea and shared them, considering that Diana had expended more energy and

some light snacks, so they had some

Diana said after taking a few bites, becoming somewhat addicted.

in agreement. “It’s really good, but I prefer the plum pastries. Next time we come, I’ll get some to take

as soon as she heard

on her food, which got stuck in her throat. Cecilia quickly handed her a glass of water and patted her on the back. Fanny had to drink the water to relieve her

you? My words were rather impolite, weren’t

being pregnant that whenever she saw someone craving sour foods, she thought

and looked at Diana with

something specific? Feeling restless if you can’t have it, as if there are worms crawling all over you, and your taste preferences have changed? Vegetables you

interrupted her, “Why do you need to think anymore?! You’re pregnant!