Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Chapter 1430

How could this be so coincidental?

She lost her memory, and now, James had also lost his memory.

Diana didn't rush to respond to Jim's words. She merely thanked him and closed the door shakily, simultaneously ending the call.

James wanted to say more, but his obedience to the Hughes family made him descend the stairs first.

He said to Diana, "Ms. Winnington, I'll be in the car downstairs. If you need anything, feel free to call me.”

It was unbelievable. This kind-looking old man was the same person who had treated her so heartlessly in the past.

He had a kind heart, knew how to speak politely and warmly, and had unusual patience.

Witnessing this good side of him, Diana found it even harder to accept the image of James she had in her mind. She didn't respond to his words, and she certainly wouldn't forgive the various things James had done just because he spoke politely.

She closed the door, and returned to the bed. Now, she wasn't concerned about whether Julian had come or not.

She wanted to contact Simon urgently.

she had lost her memories because she had eaten

lost his memory, just like her. Similarly, there were

but suspect whether James had also taken

she realized it was marked in red. A red-marked number in the call log indicated a missed

Simon had called. At that time, Julian had entered the room to check if she was asleep, and she had missed the call. When she woke up, she forgot

she hadn't contacted

annoyance with herself. Whether it was as a friend, sister-in-law, or anything else, her neglect of Simon

when she needed him did she think

told herself that when the

call

number you're calling is temporarily unavailable. Sorry, the

but the result was always the same. The last time she dialed, the other party actually turned off the

angry at

had every right

thought of waiting until tomorrow to

in Jacroaof, and hoped he would forgive her and answer

her understanding of Simon's personality, he would likely calm down and contact her

would definitely contact