Julian's Stand in Wife

Chapter 548

Of course not.

It had only been a rhetorical question.

But seeing Julian's excitement, Diana couldn't help but respond obediently, "Yes. It was a test to see if you would do it.’

Julian chuckled and didn't reply further. He would show her his sincerity through his actions once they returned home.

In the hospital after Kayla's tantrum, not only was the attending doctor changed, even the nurse who previously attended to her was switched out.

The new nurse was a greenhorn with little experience under her belt. When she came to Kayla's room, she avoided looking at Kayla after seeing the latter's horrendously disfigured face. She didn’t even dare meet Kayla's eyes when she first disinfected the wound.

This annoyed Kayla, who exploded in rage and lashed out on the spot. She only stopped when the nurse's face was red and swollen.

Since then, even the most basic task of changing the bandage was taken over by the hospital's dean.

Kayla enjoyed her status where no one dared to criticize her, and her longing to be Mrs. Fulcher grew even stronger.

"How much longer do I have to stay in the hospital?" she asked the dean.

days.

time, and not even the heavens would be able to save her unless she underwent

face were in a delicate position; close to her facial and oral nerves. Even with surgery,

something like that in the next year

thought about her pitiful state, she couldn't help but wish that

I don't want to stay here another day

go to the company and quickly direct all her resources to the Winnington family to strengthen her position, as well as give James more

hospital dean agreed. "Shall I inform Mr. Fulcher

for a moment and

presence known. Perhaps

fantasies, and picked up her phone to

started scrolling, her hands

From sheer rage.

eyes weren't playing tricks on her, and her face slowly twisted

[Parting is always for

post was a photo of Diana kissing Julian in a

threw her phone away in frustration, smashing everything she could get her hands on in

her room, the picture remained deeply engraved in