Julian's Stand in Wife novel Chapter 236

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 236

“Blab nonsense?” Julian got out of bed and wandered to the window to light a cigarette. “Since when did you need to be careful in front of me? What do you mean by nonsense?”

Vans was instantly relieved when he heard how normal Julian sounded. If he had said anything, Julian would probably have killed him on the spot. The latter wouldn’t be talking to him on the phone so nonchalantly. Fearing his question would make Julian suspicious, however, Vans casually made an excuse. “That’s not it. I’ve recently been studying more on anatomy, so I was afraid of saying anything that would disgust you.” The more he spoke, the less it was like him. Unfortunately, Vans didn’t realize how out of character he was acting; not with the guilt in his heart. He only felt thankful that he hadn’t let the story about Diana and the babies slip when he was drunk last night.

The two of them chatted for a few more minutes before hanging up.

Julian’s eyes were cold after the call.

What happened last night hadn’t been a dream, and Vans hadn’t made up some crazy story.

Everything he said was true.

Diana really was pregnant with his children.

“Sir,” Mr. Carter greeted, rushing forward as Julian finally exited his room. “You’re up late today. Would you like breakfast now?”

“Bring it out.”

As soon as he said that, Diana came out of the kitchen with a tray in hand.

There were no visible signs of her pregnancy now, but her tastes in food had certainly changed a lot lately. Now, Julian had finally found the answer as to why.

“I’ll do it myself.”

Saying that, Julian walked forward and took the tray from Diana. Diana was startled, and she looked at him with trepidation.

“What are you planning now?” Diana asked after waiting a long time for the other shoe to drop.

He was acting so kind today. Was it a new method of making her miserable?

She had barely gotten used to the workload of a nanny, and she didn’t want any more work on top of that. She was afraid it would be too much for her body to handle.