Julian’s Stand-In Wife

“I can understand how you feel.” Julian suddenly became serious. “Don’t worry, I will make sure you see Cecilia!”

Was it really Cecilia’s own decision to break up, or was Sue interfering and forcing them apart?

Julian would give Noel the opportunity to find out.

Diana had a simple idea. “This is something I have to handle personally. I’ll arrange to meet with Cecilia. Girls usually won’t say no to a shopping trip, and their families won’t object. We can also have dinner in the evening. At that time, you just make sure Noel is waiting in the private room early, and the opportunity will come.”

Julian thought this was a good idea. “Then call her quickly.”

After Diana hung up, he asked anxiously, “How did it go? Did Cecilia agree to come out?”

“No.” Diana sounded somewhat disheartened. “Her attitude towards me has become much colder than before.”

Not too long ago, when Cecilia and Noel were deeply in love, she was enthusiastic about sharing interesting things with Diana and sometimes even complained about men together. But now, it had been a while. Every time Diana called, Cecilia spoke with a distant tone.

Diana extended an invitation to go shopping, Cecilia flatly declined. “I don’t need any more clothes recently,

told Julian what had happened. She was somewhat worried. “Cecilia and Noel’s breakup may not have the hidden

Cecilia’s current distant attitude, acknowledged

had worked with him for so long that he knew Noel

meet and clarify this matter,” Julian said. “If Cecilia still acts the same, then Noel could at least

would be better. It could allow Noel and Cecilia to

for them,” Julian said. “When the time comes, let them have a conversation in person. I’ve promised Noel that I’ll make sure he sees Cecilia. Honey, you wouldn’t want to see me break my promise, would

Indeed, she wouldn’t.

wait and

knew that Julian didn’t really care about appearances, but he cared about

put her arm around him and even ruffled his hair, like soothing a child. “Leave this matter to your

shoulder from where he was, and said cutely, “Okay!

now