All Chapters of Julian’s Stand-In Wife: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Julian had always loved and cherished Kayla. Despite that, why couldn’t he feel any joy when they spent time together? Why would his entire body stiffen up uncomfortably instead? On the flipside, he would experience immense joy each time he was with Diana. Was it really because he doesn’t like Diana and therefore doesn’t treasure her and instead wants to bully her and be possessive over her? Julian’s brows were knitted tightly together as his mind raced. This time, instead of pushing Kayla away, he took the initiative to draw her closer and kiss her forehead gently. “Sweet dreams.” Bathed in the silver moonlight, he appeared even more handsome and suave. Kayla desperately wanted to return him a kiss and leave her mark on his body. However, she knew that now wasn’t the time. Lucy had taught her that men would always desire things they couldn’t get. So, she simply lowered her head coyly. “Go on. I’ll wait for you to leave before I head back in.” It was only when Julian ent

“Of course she does,” Noel nodded. “Madam does have feelings for you. Her eyes sparkle each time she looks at you, which clearly shows that she likes you. But because of the divorce…” Noel did feel regretful about how things progressed between the two of them. However, the moment Julian saw how much Diana resembled Kayla, things between them were destined to end like this. Noel stopped mid-sentence and did not speak any further. “What’s more, after what happened with Luke, I paid special attention and noticed that Madam and Mr. Oliver might really just be friends.” “No, not even friends.” Julian appeared smug as he went on, “When I went to the hospital, Diana didn’t look carefully and thought I was Oliver and said that she wanted to transfer the cost of her meals to him.” Did friends need to be so calculative over a little bit of money for her favorite soup and side dishes? It only goes to show that Diana saw Oliver as an outsider. “You’re right.” Noel nodded, thinking th

Nina dared not tell Diana what she had seen. In the end, she could only buy some new cosmetics for Diana on her way back to the hospital. Diana found it strange. “I have a lot of make-up. You couldn’t find them?” “I was too lazy to go to the villa. Since I’m on leave tomorrow, I need to rush to the office today.” Nina pursed her lips nonchalantly as she flung the cosmetics in Diana’s way. “Get somemore rest, okay? I’ll visit you tomorrow.” “Okay.” Diana waved goodbye to Nina. After that, she pulled out her tablet, leaned back, and sketched out some designs. After Diana married Julian, she stopped working in fashion design. She was, however, truly talented. No matter where or when, she was able to sit down and design clothes effortlessly. The starry gown that she was currently working on was proof of her impeccable talent. It was something she was most satisfied with. Diana planned this to be a gift to Oliver’s girlfriend, to express her thanks to Oliver for having done so m

In three weeks… Another three more weeks, and she need not kick him away or be put in a difficult spot. He would leave her even quicker than she wanted him to. When that time comes, Julian Fulcher wouldn’t exist in her world anymore. Diana buried her face in the pillow, silently rubbing away the tears in her eyes. She wanted this to be the last time she cried for him. It would also be the last time she remembered all the good things about him. In less than five minutes’ time, Julian returned to her room once again. Diana felt the side of her bed sink down, and felt him pulling an additional sheet up her body. “The weather turned chilly today. Your hands and feet turn cold easily at night.” He used to always put her feet on his body, but now… “Cover yourself with more sheets. It’ll make you feel warmer.” “Okay, thank you.” She clenched her fists tighter and refused to turn to look at him. Julian stood right where he was. “I’ll be off, then?” “Okay.” Diana’s voice w

“I’m sorry,” Julian muttered as he snapped back to reality. He really shouldn’t have come today; it only served to make Diana’s blood boil many times in just a day. “I should never have married you back then.” How dare he deny everything that happened between them! Shock flashed past Diana’s eyes. Her fingernails dug silently into the flesh of her palm. “I know. You can leave now.” As a pregnant woman, she knew she shouldn’t scream and cry, not to mention getting agitated. However, she had the right to cry. So, she demanded, “Please, leave this room right now.” She wanted to hide under the sheets and cry with her baby inside of her. If his leaving can appease Diana’s anger and give her rest, Julian was willing to do so. “In the future, I’ll never mention Kayla in front of you.” In light of her circumstances, Diana had every right to be angry. He was the inconsiderate one. Later, Julian had a sleepless night. Diana, on the other hand, forced herself to regain compo