Julian's Stand in Wife

Chapter 19

However, she couldn’t say that to Julian’s grandmother.

If the old lady found out, her divorce with Julian wouldn’t be possible. Julian would then spend. the rest of his life hating Diana. It would be so much better for them to separate amicably when they still have the chance.

Julian frowned. There was a look of disappointment on his face as he said, “Grandma, we’ve been trying to have a child for three years. We simply can’t…”

This was what he often said in front of his grandmother. Yet this time, the old lady refused to accept this excuse anymore. “I don’t care! It’s precisely because it’s been three years! You must give me a great-grandson soon! It’d be better if you give me a great-granddaughter, but she has to look like Diana and not you. I don’t like your cold face.”

“Yes, a girl should be cute and adorable.” Diana thought of the baby in her belly, and a gentle expression subconsciously appeared on her face. She couldn’t stop herself from chiming in and adding to the old lady’s unrestrained thoughts.

Unbeknownst to her, Julian straightened like a leopard that had caught its prey as he stared at Diana with a sharp gaze.

In the past, she never spoke that

way.

She would only go along with his words, and ask his grandmother to not be so anxious.

But this time, she was actually going along with his grandmother’s ramblings.

Diana came into contact with his eyes, and instantly lowered her head.

How could this man’s eyes be so scary?!

She was just happy as this was the first time she heard someone talking about the baby she had. That was the reason she went along with the old lady’s words. From the way Julian stared at her, though, it seemed she couldn’t hide anything from him. He would see right through her soon!

Diana’s heart thumped as she restrained the urge to touch her stomach. She hurriedly lowered her head and whispered something into the old lady’s ear. After the old lady heard Diana’s words, she flashed Julian a pitiful expression and shook her head in silence before bringing them inside.

Julian kept looking for an opportunity to ask Diana what she had told his grandmother.

The old lady’s expression didn’t seem right.

In the end, they kept sitting together as they chatted and laughed. Julian tried to step forward several times, but was denied the opportunity to speak to her.

he blurted out had nothing to do with what he wanted to ask. “How are you? Have you felt any discomfort since

was a hint of urgency in his words that Julian himself didn’t

grandmother heard this, the green emerald jewels on her earlobes shook

asked. “What’s

was startled by the two of them. “No, no. I caught the flu yesterday, but I’ve

hit Julian. She reprimanded him, “You really don’t know how to

unintentional sentence somehow hurt

how to care for people. The person that he cared for just

mattered less. What was the point of her asking her about her condition

he doing it to show his

That must be it.

There was an endearing look in her almond-shaped eyes, which could melt the heart of anyone

as she said cheerfully, “Good, good! I’m so glad you

kept herself busy and watched the workers serve the food in order to give the young couple their own

soon

smile was forced.

as if there was a needle pricking her. “It must be difficult for you to still put on an act and hold me

lowered his eyes. When he saw the stubborn look in Diana’s gaze, a hint of distress flashed across his eyes. In the end, he

him, it wouldn’t matter as long as she could give up on him. He was the one who

told you,

of an untimely incident. Without Julian’s black card, Diana wouldn’t be able to cough up that amount of money

that she hadn’t spent much of his money in the three

time, he also figured out that she wasn’t materialistic and had no greed for money when he

simply wanted to fulfill his request for

it. She said “I do” when they got married, and she

such a silly

felt an indescribable feeling of loss in his heart. This

as if they had gone back to the time. when there was no

the bitterness in her heart turned into

strength