Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Although they did have a good chat, Cecilia was all that occupied Noel’s heart. He didn’t have any intention to start on a new relationship.

All he needed to do was carry out what Diana wanted him to do.

He didn’t say much, neither did he have the intention of continuing to chat with Ginny.

“I’m sorry, I came down to work before the blinds lifted.”

So that was what happened!

No wonder they didn’t see each other! They really didn’t!

That lady who fancied him must have been heartbroken.

The usually cold Ginny transformed into a super gossip monger. “I see!”

She decided to help them out. She tapped on her tablet and showed him their group photo just now.

“It’s this lady. How does she look? If you like her, I can give you her contact number!”

She was already trying her best to imitate the cute tone that normal girls spoke in, lest others found that she was a heartless murderer.

Noel didn’t want to respond to Ginny. He rubbed his nose in slight disdain, and looked away from Ginny. He didn’t pay attention to

there was nothing that Ginny could not do. She reached out and pulled Noel. Noel, who was intending to walk past Ginny, was stopped right

thought he

lightly. Why was he unable to move an inch…? Could his shoulders have gone so stiff after sitting for such

disbelief, and figured it was about time

sorry, I don’t like

and walked forward. He tried one more time, and was still unable to move. He looked down, and

be due to the strength of the

the waitress who served him coffee

a person’s face, again and

her familiar features were clear for him to

Noel’s eyes widened. “Cecilia?!”

know her?” Ginny lightened her grip, and Noel was able to

Cecilia’s photo on Ginny’s tablet made Noel forget about the stiffness

he said coldly, “Why are you showing me her photo? Do you frequently show other people’s

a long time since

so elated, she almost wagged her tail if she had one. To think being spoken to so harshly was so

explained to Noel, “Not at all, you’re the

the lady herself wasn’t too