Julian's Stand in Wife novel Chapter 755

Diana looked so different now that even if she were to pass Julian, Simon was sure Julian wouldn't be able to recognize her.

Otherwise, Julian wouldn't have spent three years searching without any news of her. His memory of her was stuck to how she had looked three years ago, but pregnancy and childbirth had changed Diana so much.

And Diana... She wouldn't recognize Julian either.

She was deeply hypnotized, and there was no possibility of memory recovery.

With those thoughts in mind, it seemed it wasn't impossible for them to return to Richburgh.

As long as Simon paid more attention, there shouldn't be a big problem. For safety's sake, he decided to return ahead by himself and eliminate all threats from whatever Julian could possibly throw at him before bringing Diana over.

However, Betty opposed his plans.

"No, I want Uncle Simon!"

After waking up, she clung to Simon's neck and wouldn't let go.

"I want Uncle Simon!"

Simon told Diana not to worry and took Betty to the supermarket to buy a bunch of Barbie dolls. Previously, the girl would stop whenever she saw the dolls and refused to budge, and she also would stop pestering him. This time, Betty still insistently clung to his neck.

Her back was straight, and she lifted her chin proudly while saying, "Wherever Uncle goes, Betty will go too!"

After speaking, she glanced secretly at Sean. Sean remained silent as he turned away and walked into his room. He had told her that their mother had said she was going to marry Simon, but now, he was going to Richburgh!

Such a faraway place...

What if he didn't want to marry Diana anymore? They won't have the possibility of having a dad!

So, Sean assigned Betty the task of absolutely not letting Simon escape and to ensure no other woman appeared by his side.

This was the daunting task he had entrusted to Betty.

As long as she clung to Simon, no matter where he went, Betty could keep the man, who was about to become their "dad," in the palm of her hand—as per Sean's intention.

In the end, Simon compromised and said, "I'll take Betty with me."

"You'll have to find a house and look for schools over there. Can you handle it all?"

Diana wanted to force Betty to stay behind, but the child refused to budge. Before Diana could even touch her, she started crying loudly.