Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 159
Julian’s Stand-In Wife
The hypermarket Diana mentioned was an ordinary wholesale marketplace. Nothing fantastic would be found in that kind of place.
Diana had some design talent and aptitude, but she clearly overestimated herself.
Those were Julianâs thoughts. His curiosity about her past vanished instantly, and he said, âHmm.
Though you donât have the ability to do as you said, itâs good to be confident.â
With that said, he sat at his desk with an indifferent look. Though his expression was blank, he was clearly taunting her for not knowing her own worth.
It was also telling Diana that no matter how rotten Kayla was as a person or how many awful things she did, he would still protect Kayla as he always did.
Diana lowered her head, and her lips curled into a mocking smile. âIf thatâs the case, why not just divorce me? Isnât it better to do that and give Kayla an official place in your home so itâll be easier to love and protect her? Grandma already knows about this, but you still want to leave at such a crucial moment?â
Julian subconsciously avoided her sad eyes. âStop acting like some saint when youâre getting the short end of the stick!â
If it wasnât for Madam Fulcher, would Diana have gotten off so easily for cheating on him?
âYou used to go on about looking out for Grandma because her health wasnât the best. Because of that, you set the condition for our divorce in that she would never find out.â
Back then, Julian had been momentarily touched by Dianaâs kindness.
âAnd now? When Grandmaâs really sick, you donât care anymore and simply want to divorce me?
Whyâs that? Are you feeling sorry for that child? Because you think of it whenever you look at me?â
Each word that spilled from Julianâs lips was more hurtful than the previous.
As Diana listened, she couldnât believe that she and him had been in such a sweet and intimate relationship in the past.
Yes, this was why she wanted to divorce him.
She had to!
She couldnât stand being with the man who used to be a doting and caring husband, and she didnât want to hear him talk about their baby in such a harsh, uncaring tone.
Her baby had survived through a fluke. The baby would surely be upset if he heard his father saying such things.
Everything would be fine if they separated!
Diana frowned. âThatâs exactly it. Iâll never forget the way you forced me into that operation theater!â
Taking a deep breath, she spat harshly, âYou killed the child I had with Oliver! It makes me sick to even be breathing the same air as you!â
âOliver, Oliver, Oliver!â Julian suddenly jumped up, his furious eyes blazing as they locked with hers.
âDo could you want him that much? Even after using your final trump card to have Grandma cover for you so you stay as Mrs. Fulcer, you still canât let go of him?
Diana had never asked Madam Fulcher to lie for her, and there wasnât anything to let go of when it came to Oliver. There had never been anything between them.
But did Julian care about any of those things?
Of course not!
âWhat about you?â The bottled feelings inside finally burst like a broken dam as Diana shot back. âWhy arenât you divorcing me? Donât give me a flimsy excuse and say that itâs because of Grandma. Iâm sure you have many ways to keep her from discovering our divorce if you wanted to. Why did you say youâd go along with her wishes and consider her health, and that we wonât divorce for now?!â
The two stood close to each other. They were close enough that if Diana were to lift her head, they would touch.
Julianâs eyelashes were long and delicate, and his features were painfully familiar to her. However, the coldness in his eyes was completely foreign.
A thought suddenly occurred to her, though she knew it was impossible. What ifâ¦if Julian said he loved her, even just a little, and that he cared about her not because she looked like Kayla? That he loved Diana because she was her own person rather than Kaylaâs substitute, and that he couldnât help but care about her and didnât want to divorce herâ¦.
Had he said so, would she forget all the cruel things he had done to her? Would she not burn with hate for him when she recalled how he had forced her into the operating theater?
But⦠Julian didnât say anything like that.
His eyes were still filled with coldness, and he spoke in the flattest tone she had ever heard as a cool and heartless smirk danced on his lips.
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