Julian's Stand in Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 187

Diana, however, knew that Julian wouldn’t.

She wasn’t the one he loved. He could never be as fair as Grandma.

However, she didn’t refute Grandma’s words. Instead, she pretended to agree and said, “Yes. To be honest, he’s been much nicer to me recently. It’s just that Kayla… Perhaps he hasn’t figured out the best way to deal with this whole mess. I’m willing to give him a little more time.”

Grandma was elated to hear those words. She was convinced the two were getting along, and much better at that. She began fantasizing about having grandchildren again. “That’s wonderful! I’ll try to talk to Julian about having children. I hope you’ll get to experience motherhood soon.”

She sighed. “I feel like I’ve gotten more and more foolish after falling sick. That’s why I sent Julian the fake pregnancy test result when I found out you were going to the Civil Affairs Bureau. I think… I might not live much longer.”

Diana grew sorrowful. “Don’t say that. I’m sure you’ll live to be a hundred!”

Grandma chuckled. “I certainly hope so.”

Grandma and Diana chatted and laughed. It was a peaceful and heart–warming scene.

old hag suggested her going abroad back then for

let Kayla become

opportunity

know just how cunning and

herself to keep smiling as she presented her creation in front of everyone. She then raised her

fact, it looked like Kayla was trying to imitate her previous creations. While the outfit looked superficially

someone like Julian, who was used to wearing hand–made designer clothes. He would understand what

moment it was brought out, people would think it belonged to Julian. They would also be impressed by the designer’s abilities.

Julian, who was used to seeing hand–made designer clothes, couldn’t help but feel his eyes

This outfit…

like it was

evidently showed that the outfit was different from an ordinary one. At first glance, there wasn’t much that set it apart. People would simply think it was

the one who wore it, the shirt would seem like a perfect fit. Both

similar to when Fanny wore the starry–sky

at designing, but