Chapter 902
Julian’s Stand-In Wife
She looked very likable.
However, Albert knew that Julian hadnât called him over to reminisce about old times.
Albert hadnât forgotten the things he had done. If it werenât for the many years he had worked for the Fulcher family as well as Noelâs unwavering loyalty to Julian, Julian wouldnât have allowed him to live so comfortably.
He wouldâve sent Albert to prison, just like what he did to Kayla.
âGo back.â
Julianâs investigation into Diana was complete. He had no intention of conversing with Albert anymore.
Seeing Julianâs unusually serious expression, Albert became even more worried. He didnât mind that Julian hadnât answered his question. Since the incident, his role had been crystal clear to him-he was just a servant. He mustnât entertain thoughts of being part of the family anymore.
Whatever the master commanded, he had to obey.
Just like his son.
However, Albert still had something he wanted to say. He knew he had to.
âSir, this old servant will never forget your kindness. One day, Iâll definitely repay your and Mrs.
Fulcherâs generosity!â Being served soup by Betty was a blessing. He felt even more regret for the twins who never got to be born.
However, Julian didnât take his words seriously.
âGo back.â
His focus was solely on Diana right now.
He was starting to believe her amnesia.
It had happened twice.
When he threatened her using the twins, she faced him with her life on the line. No doubt, she was someone who cared a lot about them.
After that, she couldnât remember the death anniversaries of Aster and Star.
Now, she treated Albert so kindly.
She wasnât the only one to show kindness to Albert. Even Sean and Betty were polite to him.
It was politeness entirely between strangers.
Under what circumstances would Diana forget the man who was involved in the loss of Aster and Star?
There could be only one explanation-she had truly lost her memory.
Didnât that mean he had been wrong about her this whole time, and had caused her grief?
But⦠What did the hospitalâs examination results say?
Worried, Julian quickly returned upstairs and retrieved Mr. Whateverâs phone. He set up the voice-
changing software, then dialed Dianaâs number.
Meanwhile, Diana was already resting in bed. She had gone downstairs for she wouldnât worry the children, but doing so had tired her.
Now, there was an incoming call.
At first, she didnât want to answer. Seeing that Mr. Whatever was calling again, she figured he was probably a debt collector. With great reluctance, she picked up the phone.
âHuh? This personâs voice is weird⦠I donât know how to describe it.â
The voice sounded like a young person, but also steadier than one. There was an underlying electronic tone that made it even stranger.
Still, she didnât overthink it. She cleared her throat and answered, âHello.â
Afraid that Mr. Whatever might think she had taken the investment money for herself, she quickly introduced herself and explained her amnesia without waiting for the other end to speak.
The caller paused. âYou lost your memory?â
âYes,â Diana confirmed. âIf you didnât reach out to me, I wouldnât even know of your existence. If you donât mind, could you send me a copy of our previous contract? Itâs awkward to say this, but I donât remember anything now, and Iâm afraid of being tricked.â
Every investment wasnât a small amount. Whatâs more, it had been three years. She hadnât provided any returns to her investors for three years. The funds they gave her werenât exactly pocket change.
At present, she was already struggling to repay Fanny. She couldnât afford to accumulate more debt without confirming the contracts.
Julian hesitated for a moment, then quickly replied, âIâve sent the contract to your email.â