Julian's Stand in Wife novel Chapter 383

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 383

Diana’s eyes were like apricots, round and full. They were akin to ripples on water, and just a glance left one feeling thrilled to the point of being reluctant to breathe.

Oliver wasn’t someone easily distracted by appearances, but he was still slightly dazed at the way Diana looked at him.

His brain seemed to have received an electric shock; he was momentarily stunned to the point he was unable to speak. After a few moments, he finally said, “I’m fine with anything.”

His answer was so different from Julian’s. The latter would’ve snatched her phone roughly and said, “Food recommendations? You don’t need those. Just follow me.”

Julian had always been a domineering man, and would never say things as Oliver did.

However, Oliver was willing to go along with her words.

The two men were really different.

Diana rarely had contact with men other than Julian. Now that she had learned she had mistaken the relationship between Oliver and Fanny, she became even more cautious, lest she misunderstood anything between them.

“Then, let’s go to this restaurant,” Diana said, sending the location to Oliver.

The place was close to the city, and more people were around the area. Though it wasn’t private or intimate, the restaurant had a good atmosphere that was suited to the two of them dining together.

“Sure,” Oliver said as he opened his navigation app and glanced at it. “I go to this one often.”

The restaurant was known for its spicy food, but Oliver couldn’t really stomach spices and would usually take the milder–tasting ones.

Diana’s current condition made it unsuitable for her to eat too spicy things either, but she probably chose this location more for the environment rather than the food.

She was still a little on guard toward him, it seemed, and would prefer a place with more people around.

Diana instantly lit up. “How’s the food there? Is it tasty?”

“It’s okay,” Oliver replied. “It’s good value for money.”

Again, his replies were much different from Julian’s. Julian didn’t bother thinking about price when he ate, let alone value for money. His mindset was simply about whether he wanted or felt like having it.

The same mindset applied to her and Kayla, too.