Julian's Stand in Wife novel Chapter 600

Chapter 600

Since Julian could risk his life for her, she could too!

Diana could feel the dagger in her shirt as panic gripped her throat.

Firstly, the thought of killing Kayla actually flashed past her mind.

Secondly, she was deathly worried that Julian might not survive.

After all, Oliver didn’t so much as smile ever since they met at the hotel.

He was never like this in the past.

Each time he met her, he would have a smile on his face, one that felt like a spring breeze. It never failed to comfort and soothe her.

This time, he was completely consumed by Julian's injuries. Even when he had the chance to talk to her before going into the ambulance, he didn't say much except to urge her to move faster.

"He..." Diana hesitated for a moment, wanting to ask Oliver about Julian's condition. However, she swallowed her words back into her throat the moment she opened her mouth.

She didn't have the courage to ask the question.

What if Oliver answered that Julian wasn't doing well?

She had better wait it out.

She thought if she went on in silence, nothing bad would happen to Julian.

"Diana."

She finally looked up in a daze when Oliver spoke once more. "Hmm?"

Hurt flashed past Oliver's eyes upon seeing how dazed with worry she looked, but he quickly hid it. What was more, he was a doctor with the duty of saving the injured. He shouldn’t be emotional in the face of a severely injured patient.

"Let go of your hand. We need to hook him up on a breathing machine." Oliver paused for a moment. "We also need to bandage his hand."

Diana looked down, and realized that she was somehow holding onto Julian's injured hand.

She didn't dare to touch his chest.

She could only hold his hand, as if doing so would lessen the amount of blood loss.

At one point, her hands and sleeves were stained with his blood.

"Your own wounds..." Oliver glanced at her when she settled down at a corner in the ambulance. "I've arranged for my colleague to help you treat your wounds once we reach the

hospital."