Julian's Stand in Wife novel Chapter 1026

Chapter 1026

Diana eventually didn't let Julian take the roller coaster again.

She knew Julian wanted to defend his pride in front of Simon, so she decided to use her own discomfort as an excuse. "I want to go home."

"Alright." Julian confirmed with her once more. "Are you sure you don't want to ride on it one last time?"

"We have plenty of opportunities in the future. We can always come again next time," Diana said. "We don't need to force it this time."

Her words pleased him.

Julian said happily, "You're right.”

They had all the time in the world.

In the future, they would have the chance to come again.

"Let's go home," Julian said, as he called the driver. The driver set up the ramp and pushed Simon into the car before carrying the twins inside. Finally, he left the front row seats for Julian and Diana.

Simon could see them each time he looked up.

Diana could tell that Simon felt uncomfortable. She had reminded Julian many times that she wanted to exchange seats with Betty, but Julian would always reject her with

many excuses. She could only smile awkwardly at Simon from time to time.

The moment they got out of the car and back to the room, Simon began his tirade. "You don't want to leave Julian, and you don't want to leave Collina Villa either, right? I've been waiting for your reply since I asked you if you want to leave with me. From what I see today, you clearly don't want to leave with me."

His face was full of disappointment. "What else did I expect? My legs are now useless. Who’d be willing to follow a cripple?"

Diana immediately explained herself. "It's not because of your legs. I..."

"Enough!"

Simon didn't want to hear her out.

He had yelled so suddenly. His face paled when he realized what he did, and he quickly apologized to Diana.

"I'm sorry. I didn't mean to yell at you."

"My wrist feels uncomfortable. Can you help me check it?"

Diana didn’t look very happy.

Still, she reminded herself that Simon was a patient and Julian was indeed guilty of provoking him somewhat today. With that in mind, Diana decided to tolerate him.

She was at fault, too.

Even though the happiness she was feeling right now belonged to her.

"Sure," she said. She nodded, and drew closer to Simon's wheelchair.