Julian's Stand in Wife novel Chapter 1257

Seeing Julian's thoughts drifting off into outer space, Oliver couldn't help but groan miserably and say, "Why are your thoughts so bizarre right now?"

"Sorry," Julian replied, his hands in his pockets.

Julian was dressed in a black shirt that highlighted his sculpted body, making him look irresistible to onlookers. Only Oliver knew how much of a troublemaker this man was right now.

Oliver even subconsciously didn't want Julian to continue speaking, but Julian had already started, "I have a wife and children at home. I spend a lot of time with them. It sometimes makes my thoughts wander. You know, women and kids have a lot on their minds."

Julian was once again indirectly boasting about his affection for his wife and children.

Oliver was utterly speechless about Julian's behavior. He lowered his head and muttered, "I'll probably have children eventually."

A genuine smile gradually spread on Julian's lips again. He had been waiting for Oliver to say those words. It was like receiving a promise from him, an indirect signal to Julian that Oliver no longer had any intentions regarding Diana. He had his own family to manage, and his own emotions to maintain.

This made Julian more confident about entrusting his son to Oliver.

After all, who could forget the unattainable first love they had first chased?

Oliver remained downcast while Julian's mind was already racing, just like in the business world. He could grasp the subtlest hints and intentions of the other party and seize the opportunity.

Julian knew Oliver would certainly be especially concerned about Diana's child. He glanced toward the private room, where Sean and Betty were still eating quietly. They seemed to sense the pain of parting, as Betty was notably quieter than usual. Even Sean's demeanor was more somber than usual.

Even though he hadn't officially joined the team, he had already felt the harsh atmosphere of the training squad.

And there was the boy they had encountered earlier.

Julian's heart tightened. He couldn't help but feel that the boy they had encountered might be a threat to Sean. Upon closer inspection, everyone was essentially an adversary in a training squad. The boy's hostility and his contempt for Sean were normal.

In the end, whether Sean could withstand the training squad and avoid harm depended on him.