Julian's Stand in Wife

Chapter 1550

"He doesn't need to be jailed," Fanny said, confused. "One word from him, and his lawyers will be able to exonerate him. I just don't understand why he'd rather go to jail."

"He wants to pay for his father’s sins," Diana said with a sigh.

Fanny didn't know what to think of that. Was Oliver innocent, or not? He even went to such great lengths to stop her.

Yet, the moment she declared that she would never compromise and would rather be under the protection of Diana than to be involved with Oliver, he clearly looked like he was in a daze.

Diana noticed that Fanny hardly smiled over the past few days, and rubbed her hand comfortingly. "He just wants a clean start with you."

Fanny's heart shook. She couldn't sleep the entire night.

The next morning, she told Diana, "Today’s the day of his trial and sentencing. I want to see him."

Diana asked Julian to send a few bodyguards with Fanny on her trip there.

When she returned, she looked as if a heavy burden had been lifted from her shoulders. Her eyes shone with hope." Diana, I will wait for him."

when he was done undoing all the wrongs his family

everything had settled down, Diana was well into her pregnancy. Julian treated her like a fragile doll, cautious and

of Simon's remains, Diana stayed in bed most of the time. She didn’t even leave her

just punishment, but what about

in both Anna and Professor

Diana mumbled under her

were a thorn in her chest. Even Nina was affected

Marcus right now, but Diana had a feeling that Nina hadn't let

Vans was still as stubborn as

to discuss things with him. "Talk some sense into him. Vans's medical skills have seen vast improvement. Many people who want him

if

he trapping himself

be using his mother as an excuse. If he truly loved her, he would help her overcome the demons in her, instead of allowing the demons within to swallow her whole and letting her

he shouldn’t allow the love of his life to

long as Vans could come round to things, as long as he was courageous enough to resist, the insignificant Stanleys would have nothing over him

was convinced. "I'll talk to