Julian's Stand in Wife

Diana thought she had mistaken it.

She rubbed her eyes, and looked harder. This time, she was sure that the man downstairs was without a doubt James Winnington!

His smoking pose was exactly the same!

When Diana first arrived at the Winningtons’ residence, James had looked just like that, with his brows furrowed. Every other smoker held his cigarette between the index and third finger, while he held his between his ring and little finger. It made for an exceptionally silly sight.

But his solemn face and proper dressing made one neglect that strange feature, although his posture remained etched in people’s minds.

It was precisely that posture that allowed Diana to recognize him at that moment, despite being so many levels above him.

Feeling troubled, she put aside the binoculars that the hotel prepared for her and opened the door, with the intention of heading downstairs.

That dazed look in her eyes frightened Betty somewhat.

Her hair was still damp and the wet ends of her hair hung over her shoulders, making her shirt wet. In the past, Diana would have urged her to get changed into a new shirt, so she wouldn’t feel uncomfortable in wet clothes.

But this time, Diana kept looking out the window. Her legs instinctively moved toward the door. She didn’t even say anything about where Betty should go.

small voice,

again. But if Diana wanted to go out, she couldn’t

be all alone in

yet vulnerable voice. Although finding her biological father was important, she

might be a very important clue,

stopped dead in her tracks, and caressed Betty’s forehead. “I’m not going anywhere. I just

good impression of the Winnington family.

now that she saw James, Diana immediately thought of how much hurt Zachary

the three of them were

truly a surname that disgusted her

really managed to find her biological father, the first thing she would

down and put her to sleep, she looked

know where James had

drive her and Betty to

if she would see James again

didn’t. She now knew that he was

pondered over what she would say when she met

about to switch it on when she heard