Julian's Stand in Wife

Chapter 291

Kate had become very worked up the moment Diana posed that question.

If Kate had defended Diana valiantly, even once, Kate would have remembered it for a lifetime. She would tell her babies that their grandmother also loved her dearly.

But that was impossible.

Kate only wanted to defend one person, and that was Kayla. Diana would be the only one Kate always wanted

to belittle.

Before Diana could say anything, James shot Kate a look and said, “What’s with you? It’s not unusual to want to know who she’s marrying. It’s completely normal!”

Before turning back to Diana, he gestured for Kate to sit down and not interrupt. With the same kind look, he said, “Child.”

The term he used made Diana physically uncomfortable, and she resisted the urge to throw up. “You can just

call me Diana.”

calling James

was her

did his best to smoothen his expression. “Diana, it’s hard for any family in Richburgh to compare to the Fulchers. The only one that could is the Channing family, but we don’t have

were well–off, they were considered to be only a second–rated wealthy family. Compared to the prosperous Fulchers and Channings, it

what we can give you isn’t that

acted as though she was

and observed Diana’s expression. “You don’t have to worry. I’ve already spoken to them, and if you’re willing to marry into their family, you don’t have to worry about money for the rest of your life. Though they’re not as well–off as the Fulchers, they have enough to let you live a life that’s

was well aware of how unpleasant her childhood had

was no hint

want me to marry

is, Luke is still part of the Pabian family and highly valued. If he were to marry, he wouldn’t marry someone like you, a divorceel looking to remarry!

was speechless. Luke was a scum who had left psychological trauma in her heart and had an even worse reputation. Julian had also crippled him

yet, Kate and James felt Diana wasn’t

They really…

their daughter at all,

her kidnapping,

had harmed countless women. If Luke’s father hadn’t taken charge of