Julian's Stand in Wife novel Chapter 624

Even after Julian was done with his explanation, Diana was unable to calm the raging emotions inside her.

Her mind was in a complete mess.

Not only because she still felt guilty toward Grandma, but also because Julian said that someone was looking for Grandma.

She felt a thought flash past her mind, but it went by too quickly and she was unable to pin it down.

Julian saw her remain silent for a long time, and his mind churned as he thought of something to comfort her. “Don’t blame yourself anymore. Grandma’s death had nothing to do with you. As an old woman, all she wanted was for her favorite grandchildren to be happy and at peace.”

It was why she deliberately lied to Diana that she was putting on an act, had a bet with Diana, and even let Diana flee the place first.

She knew it.

She knew it all along.

It was precisely because Diana knew Grandma’s intentions—that Grandma risked everything to bring her and Julian together—that she felt even worse about it.

But no matter how bad she felt, Diana was unable to bring Grandma back to life.

“She’s just a liar!” Tears welled up in Diana’s eyes again at the mention of Madam Fulcher. It was an overwhelming emotion that she couldn’t hold back.

The thought of the old lady made her eyes hot with tears.

“She would always lie that she was feeling healthy, that she could handle everything alone. She even lied to us that she could do it all despite her age, and that she’d live to be a hundred years old.”

Daian’s nose was completely blocked by all the snot that was flowing.

She didn’t want Julian seeing her in this state.

She was still lying next to him, which made it difficult for her to reach out for some napkins.

She could only pull a corner of his gown and rub her nose on it.

After that, she snuck a glance at Julian to make sure he was unaware of what she had done before lying back down and relaxing herself.

From the side of his vision, Julian could see Diana behaving cautiously like a thief. A tinge of warmth and tenderness finally crept into his cold, hard eyes.