Julian's Stand in Wife novel Chapter 704

On New Year's Eve, the person Diana had met at the Channing residence wasn't Oliver. Plus, the meeting certainly wasn't as important as Julian had thought.

She just went to meet Simon to hear about a secret involving Julian. But this secret... Diana looked up at him, and the ache in her heart settled like a spider's web. It wrapped around her heart and was deeply rooted in her core, as if it had woven a trap in her life.

She couldn't afford to be rash and tell Julian the true reason for her absence on New Year's Eve.

Diana swallowed hard as she anxiously explained to him, "It was wrong of me to lie, Julian, but I had my reasons. I had no choice."

Her own stupidity prevented her from immediately finding a tactful way to inform him, to minimize the impact of Simon's situation on Julian.

"After your birthday," Diana suddenly said as her eyes brightened. "After your birthday, I promise I’ll tell you everything!"

Just give her a few more days. She was certain she could properly disclose this matter to Julian. She admitted...

Julian's heart loosened for a bit, then tightened abruptly. Diana was still keeping secrets. Was speaking about what happened on New Year's Eve difficult? Did she need more time to weave more lies before she could come clean?

He decided not to press further to avoid humiliating himself.

However, he couldn't help but feel anger at her for keeping secrets.

He was angry at her lack of honesty.

"We’re not remarried yet. Don't call yourself my wife or come to the company to see me." His tone turned icy. "If anything happens, you can call me."

This implied that the prospect of remarriage was indefinitely postponed.

Diana felt as if someone had struck the back of her head with a heavy hammer. She stared at him blankly, stunned. "Are…Are you serious?"

"Of course I am," Julian retorted with a mocking smirk on his lips. "Don't forget how happy you were when you received the divorce papers. You look like you’ve been freed of a tiresome burden."

The identity of being his wife was one she had willingly relinquished.

Diana's heart sank, his words leaving her speechless.

At that time, she had been burdened by her pregnancy and misunderstood Julian's feelings. She thought that divorce was the only way to find relief. But now, after understanding his true intentions, she truly wanted to remarry him.

It didn't matter that she had already been married to him once.