Julian's Stand in Wife novel Chapter 638

Chapter 638

Julian didn't spare anyone who harmed the babies, not even himself.

He went without food for multiple days until his body couldn't bear it any longer. Only under Noel's persuasion did he eat some soup. It was the kind of nourishing soup that Diana excelled at making.

Even though Diana didn't make it herself, it still carried a warmth that made him value his own life.

And this bowl of soup was served to him by none other than Mr. Carter.

"Sir..."

Mr. Carter had heard from Noel about Diana's pregnancy; he had wept and regretted his actions deeply. He even knelt until his knees were bloody and torn, filled with immense pain and remorse.

"I... This old servant of yours..."

Having served the Fulcher family all his life, it wasn't unusual or exaggerated for him to refer to himself as an old servant. Julian usually didn't like such strong distinctions of status, so he never allowed the old man to call himself that. But now, Mr. Carter knew that he couldn't stay in the family anymore. Even if he called himself an old servant, Julian wouldn't reprimand him.

After all, Julian no longer regarded him as one of his own.

Looking at the young man he had cared for since childhood, Mr. Carter's eyes grew even mistier.

"This old servant didn't know about the madam's pregnancy... When I found out, I had already made a grave mistake."

"No." Julian finally spoke up after hearing Mr. Carter's words. "Even if Diana wasn't pregnant, harming her was already a grave mistake. And hurting her while she was pregnant was an even greater mistake! If it weren't for you switching the powders and having a bit of conscience..."

Mr. Carter should already be in prison, with no possibility of seeing the sun ever again in his entire life.

At this point, Julian stopped speaking. No matter how much Mr. Carter begged and pleaded, Julian remained indifferent.

"I won't see you off."

The old man, who had worked in the Fulcher family for a lifetime, left in a desolate manner. Julian didn't even spare Mr. Carter a glance when he finally left.