Julian's Stand in Wife novel Chapter 1266

It was a warmth exclusive to Diana and the twins.

The chaos in Diana’s mind was immediately soothed.

She looked at Julian and asked, “What exactly is going on? Does it have anything to do with Sean? Was everything alright when you sent him to the training squad yesterday? Why did you return so late?”

Diana shot him with many questions at one go.

That was when Julian realized that she must have felt miserable the entire day yesterday. Her imagination must have run wild, especially when he returned so late.

At the end of the day, she was just worried that something might have happened to Sean.

Yet when she saw that he was still asleep after a late night, she couldn’t bear to wake him up early in the morning despite her worries.

She must have heard something from Betty. Unable to bear it any longer, she threw his sheets aside.

Julian looked at Diana even more tenderly.

“The fact that I’m able to fall asleep shows that it has nothing to do with Sean,” Julian said with a sigh. He coaxed Betty to follow Layla out of the room before explaining things to Diana.

Diana was shocked upon hearing his explanation. “How is that possible…? Fanny’s background…”

She finally managed to be with Oliver, and Oliver liked her back.

And yet, something so shocking had to happen.

Diana couldn’t bring herself to accept it. “But can you lie and hide the truth for life?”

Julian shook his head.

He had no idea.

However, that was the only path they could take.

No matter the consequences, no one was able to predict what would happen in the future.

Diana sighed, feeling terrible for Fanny.

Fanny was the one who extended a helping hand to her and invested in her business at the lowest point in her life.

Now that Fanny was faced with troubles of her own, Diana found herself unable to help her. Worse of all, she had to do what everyone else was doing and hide the truth from her.

Diana’s heart was heavy; she was troubled for a long time, until she had to leave the house to meet Professor Hughes. By then, her mood had lifted slightly.