Chapter 1456
Julian’s Stand-In Wife
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Diana gradually calmed down, and pushed him away. âI donât want you touching me.â
Jim wasnât angry. He simply comforted her, saying, âOkay, I wonât touch you.â
He even lifted his arms, for fear that she might misunderstand him.
Seeing this, Diana realized that while Jim might harbor ill intentions toward her babies, at the very least, he had no plans of harming her yet.
Diana, Betty, and her babies were safe until her babies were born. However, there was a possibility that they might be stuck in this hotel until then.
Betty was still asleep. If she woke up, she might want to head out. When she realized that she couldnât leave this city and see Julian, sheâd definitely be upset. She might even cry.
The thought of her daughter feeling lost and rejected made Dianaâs chest constrict with sorrow. She looked at Jim, trying to figure out his ulterior motives.
âMy motherâ¦â she said again, thinking of Kate. She had mixed feelings. âShe doesnât know me, but sheâs so fierce to me. Does it have anything to do with your pills?â âYes,â Jim said with a nod. âNo matter how strong a motherâs love is, itâs nothing compared to the final pill my mother concocted.â
He completely disregarded the struggle and pain Diana was going through, and smiled almost gleefully.
His handsome face was no longer good-looking, but contorted with evil and sickening coldness.
âKate can be considered the greatest supporter of my motherâs research.â
What a joke!
Diana sneered at him, suppressing the urge to slap him hard.
âDoes this supporter know that sheâs supporting your motherâs work?â Jim shook his head. âProbably not.
Kate was completely unaware when my mother gave her the pill.â
Diana gasped.
âSoâ¦â She looked at him in disbelief. âYou made my mother try your pill when she was completely unaware, and treated her like a tool?! Donât insult the term good friend!â
Diana was furious. Fire burned in her eyes.
She clenched her fists and suppressed the fury burning inside her chest as she yelled, âJim Hughes! You are inhumane!â
She hated Kate for so long. As it turned out, a great tragedy was hidden behind all that. Kate had lived her whole life under the control of another.
Jim didnât understand why Diana was so angry. âSo what if she knew? Sheâd still forget her choice, and what she supported.â
Diana realized that Jim had his own strange logic.
She was filled with rage, so much so that her chest started heaving. Ordinary men would be filled with lust if they looked at her right now, with her beautiful face and fair, dewy skin.
But not Jim.
He seemed to treat Diana like a puppet or a machine. He had no desire for her whatsoever, and his gaze remained on her stomach.
More and more, Diana felt that she might have arrived at a wrong conclusion.
Jim said that she was a vessel.
She might just be a mere vessel-thatâs all.
âAfter I give birth to the twinsâ¦â Her voice was hoarse, trembling with suppressed fear. âWhat will you do to me?â
Jim heard her question, and felt even more confused. âWhat can I do to you?
Youâll be done once youâve given birth.â
That meant that whatever happens to Diana after giving birth had nothing to do with him. If it were in the past, Diana might feel excited, thinking that there was hope after giving birth.
But now, having understood the kind of person Jim was, she asked, âYou mean that after I give birth and you select one of the babies, the other baby and I wonât receive even the most basic medical care. Is that it?â
âWhat else?â Jim asked, puzzled. âWhat more do you want me to do?â