Julian's Stand in Wife novel Chapter 272

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 272

The ward room wasn’t a suite, and only had one bed.

Kayla was delighted. She had a feeling that today, she was finally going to see a breakthrough in what she had been trying to accomplish over the past few days.

She was finally going to get what she wanted when she least expected it, and when she wasn’t even trying.

She had even thought through the possible movements that wouldn’t tug at the wounds on her thigh and

arms.

After some thinking, she began to regret it.

Had she known that she would have a chance to share a bed with Julian tonight, she would never have pierced herself so viciously.

Julian had left the room as she was letting her imagination run wild.

He didn’t expect to see Diana sipping on a cup of milk on the first floor the moment he stepped into the villa.

Her long hair was splayed across her shoulder and milk hung on the corners of her lips, making her the perfect picture of a cat lazing around.

What a leisurely mood she was in.

She even took the effort to slowly heat up the milk and wait for the sticky milk skin to form before slowly sipping on it. Her mind was clearly not on what would happen to Kayla who took her place at the dinner.

She was so selfish!

Julian walked forward with a look of disdain and confoundment. Right off the bat, he demanded harshly, Why didn’t you attend the dinner at Hillary Hotel? Isn’t it part of your work?!”

Whatever was destined to come, was bound to come.

Julian really didn’t disappoint.

He questioned her right off the bat without even thinking about the consequences if she had been the one.

who attended the dinner.

Well, he didn’t love her. Naturally, he wouldn’t care about her.

He would only be angry for Kayla’s sake.

Diana sneered as a look of aggression and defensiveness flashed past her usually gentle and meek eyes,

which were filled with disdain at this moment.

Disdain that was more intense than the disdain that could be seen in Julian’s eyes.

She said plainly, “Had I been there, Kayla would’ve lost the chance to shine.”