Julian's Stand in Wife

Didn't he want a child?

How could they have a child if they didn't do anything?

Oliver choked on Fanny's words. He stood still for a long time; at this moment, he realized Fanny's genuine desire to have children with him, even if the desire wasn't entirely voluntary.

Wasn't that enough, as long as the outcome was good?

People often say that once a woman had a child, she was tied to the family. If she wanted to leave, she had to consider the child. In the end, she couldn't bear to go.

Perhaps he could indeed continue living with her.

Just like Julian and Diana, they would happily raise their children together.

Heartwarming scenes repeatedly played in his mind, and a sense of tranquility surged in Oliver's heart. He hadn't moved to speak yet when Fanny made the first move.

She stood up, and pulled at his collar. Oliver was forced to lean close to the tip of her nose, and he could almost see the swollen corners of her eyes.

She had cried more than once.

Now, however, she presented a smiling and radiant demeanor before him.

disguise herself so much in front

had been

her, and said, “How can

no concern, only disdain. It pierced Fanny's heart

torn out her heart again, and

trusted. And beyond being a husband, he was

title filled her with irony. Even so, those past emotions

She held back.

at him with a smile, and said, "Alright, I'll make sure to satisfy you next time you come, once

smile was coy, an evident attempt to

The images of a family together in his mind were like fragile bubbles, popping before he

understood—he and

long as they were still legally married and she was physically present and under his watchful eyes, he

this life, she would always be

“Alright.”

angry, but his

had truly been

have fallen for