Julian's Stand in Wife novel Chapter 578

Chapter 578

Even though Kayla had ruined her throat, Julian was still willing to listen to her speak with that horrible voice. That's why he chose to stay by Kayla's side when both she and Diana had been hospitalized.

Though Kayla's appearance had been thoroughly ruined, Julian hadn't held Diana accountable. However, that was only because he wanted to handle things in a more appropriate manner for Kayla's sake.

Things were never like what Diana had assumed. Julian hadn't sought comfort about Kayla's disfigurement from Diana and deluded himself...

He had simply been wholly willing and devoted to Kayla since the very beginning.

Diana felt like a thousand needles were poking her palms. She had been holding onto Madam Fulcher's hand for so long, and slowly loosened her grip when she realized that.

Suddenly, a sound came from the door, and it swung open. Hans walked in, and on Kayla's orders, he brought a remote control to turn on the television.

"Watch it," Hans instructed coldly before walking out of the room once more.

On the television, Julian was smiling as he announced their engagement. Tomorrow, they would have a grand celebration.

How exciting.

Madam Fulcher was on the verge of tears from sheer anger, but she held them back because Diana was present. If she cried, Diana would be even more upset.

There was a slight discomfort in Madam Fulcher's heart, and she had been holding it in. She wanted to say something to Diana, but when she saw the scene of Julian announcing his engagement on the television, she swallowed her words.

Actually...

She found it hard to believe that Julian, whom she had raised, could be so heartless. But she didn't dare bring up this topic with Diana, let alone talk to her about it.

They could only silently watch the television together as Kayla presented a bridal veil for Julian to place on her head after the announcement.

They were truly well-prepared.

Fortunately, Diana had her own preparations.

With the end of the exhibition, there should have been a major incident in the Winnington family's fashion company. The last time she visited Winnington Fashions, she noticed the inconsistent quality of their ready-to- wear garments. If the garments were mass-produced and entered the market, they would inevitably face backlash in terms of quality.