Julian's Stand in Wife novel Chapter 679

Chapter 679

From then on, he would show no mercy to the Channings.

Just then, Noel called him. "Sir."

There was no need for Julian to hide his relationship with Diana right now. He had no fear of others seeing them stand next to each other like this. With that in mind, he hung his suit over his arm and tidied up Diana's slightly tousled hair. The solemn look on her face told him that she was still unable to accept such a huge change in Oliver.

Julian could only say that Oliver had put on an excellent disguise in the past.

So excellent, Diana believed wholeheartedly that he was a warm and kind person.

Julian wasn't in a rush for Diana to accept such a sudden and mind-boggling change.

Whatever it was, he had the facts and evidence at hand. Plus, he no longer needed to worry that Diana would stop him from dealing with Oliver.

Noel's voice was tinged with awkwardness. "Sir, Oliver Channing found me out..."

That didn’t come as a surprise to Julian.

Noel had already accomplished his mission by taking the photo and recording the exchange.

He was dealing with a cunning man like Oliver Channing, after all. It would be strange if he wasn't found out.

"It's all right," Julian said. "Tell him to come and see me."

Hearing his boss's usual domineering tone, Noel felt confidence surge through his veins. He immediately understood his assignment.

Very soon, he turned passivity into initiative. He turned to Oliver and said firmly, "Mr. Channing, my boss is free in the afternoon both tomorrow and the day after tomorrow. You may visit him during that time."

Oliver was stunned. "At the villa?"

“Yes."

It was merely a day away from the new year. Tomorrow and the day after tomorrow. Julian might very well be at home, but Diana would probably be at home, too.

Was Julian intending to expose his schemes and filthy work right in front of Diana?

Oliver shut his eyes tight. He knew the things between him and Diana...

Were no longer impossible!

His heart was in great pain. The feeling of giving up all hope and giving up his affections for her weren't the same.