Julian's Stand in Wife novel Chapter 734

Money, money, money!

When Julian initially proposed divorce to Diana, it was about giving her money—and now, Kiki was forcing her to leave by offering money as well!

Did the rich always solve their problems in such a crude and straightforward manner?

Even son, being that way didn't necessarily solve the problems.

In this world, there were always things that money couldn't buy.

Diana gradually calmed down, then turned to Kiki with a composed expression. "I'll pretend I didn't hear what you said."

She would return home, and she wouldn't bring up everything that happened today to Julian.

"As for your father, I’ll find a way to meet him. You don't have to worry about it."

Seeing her plan failing, Kiki immediately stood up from her seat in a panic. "Diana! Can't you understand what I'm saying? You don't care at all about Julian's health! Why do you insist on watching his condition worsen and watch him die?!"

"I've already said it." Diana took a deep breath, restraining the urge to slap Kiki's foul mouth. "I’ll find a way to meet your father."

"He won't see you!" Kiki raged through clenched teeth, appearing resolute as she stared at Diana. "As long as you refuse to leave Julian, I will tell him exactly what I've told you before—that the child in my womb is Julian's, and that he refuses to acknowledge it because of you!"

In this situation, Diana would become the villain, and Julian would become an irresponsible scumbag.

Seeing Kiki frantically jumping around, Diana put away the test results. She threw Kiki a cold glance, the look akin to a heavy snowfall in the freezing cold of winter.

The chill creeping on Kiki’s neck was such that she dared not budge an inch.

Diana...was no ordinary woman.

Kiki couldn't help but shiver, and even regretted confronting Diana so recklessly.

However, it was too late to take anything back now.

She had thoroughly provoked this seemingly fragile flower.

For a moment, it seemed like there was harsh wind and snow swirling around Diana; the air around them suddenly felt deathly cold.