Julian's Stand in Wife

Chapter 547

Diana was well aware of her goal, and was thus determined not to fall into the illusion of love Julian gave.

She turned her head slightly to once again avoid physical contact with him.

"Let's take a picture,’ Diana said as she turned on her phone camera.

Before Julian could react, she cupped his face and pecked the corner of his lips.

It was soft and had a sense of sharpness in it, as if she had cut through his heart and left a lasting mark in it.

And Julian...

Truly savored the feeling.

Even such a fleeting kiss was enough to make him yearn for it for many years.

The click of the camera shutter captured their intimate moment.

In the photo, Diana was smiling, and she looked incredibly happy.

Julian's face remained as icy as ever, but if one looked closely, there was a slight crack in his icy mask.

was a true, meaningful photo of the two of

married back then, they didn't even take wedding photos. Even at their wedding ceremony, though Julian hadn't slacked on any of the formalities,

then, Diana hadn't understood

when Kayla appeared, she finally

he looked at the photos every day, he would notice the difference between her and Kayla. In that case, he wouldn't be able

said, but Diana

later, but

had already posted it on her social

What if he ordered

her efforts would be in

didn’t press

was indulging her now. Diana found the sensation somewhat different from when they had been married. In the past, the indulgence felt like what an ideal couple should have; but now, it felt more like he was indulging her like a proper boyfriend would

them down. As the wind trickled in, it also seemed to bring some clarity to

was uncomfortable to play the role of a loving couple with the man she once loved when she

she was doing; luckily, the fresh air saved her. She breathed in greedily, as if it would make her

look outside. Thinking she was tired from the journey, he immediately asked the driver, ’Are we there

almost there, sir," the driver replied

nodded and closed his

felt more at ease. She didn't strain her neck to look outside anymore, but leaned against the