Chapter 627

Diana thought that she could let Julian go.

But as it turned out, outsiders were always wiser when it comes to relationships.

If it weren't for Madam Fulcher's intervention, Diana didn't know how much longer it would take for her and Julian to reconcile.

The mere thought of Madam Fulcher sent her mood plummeting once more, but in order to not worry Julian, she turned her face away quietly. "Let the workers come in quickly. If we drag things out later, it'll affect our rest."

After the room was tidied up, it did feel a lot more comfortable.

Diana laid on the bed after dinner to get some rest.

Julian called out to Diana a few times, but she didn't respond.

She was probably asleep.

Julian asked Noel for help, and the latter opened the windows with a clatter. He then lit a cigarette under the pale moonlight.

Memories of his grandmother washed over him like an overwhelming sandstorm. He dared not express his longing for Grandma in front of Diana in the day, for fear that they would both drown in their sorrow. That left him with only

nighttime, which he would spend smoking on a cigarette and staring at the dim flame under the moonlight.

took a long puff, feeling the smoke go through his throat into

youth, he tried to imagine it through the puffs of smoke surrounding him; how she was like growing up into the role

flame flickered in

behind for him would never

in fact,

smell the smoke

her room, unless

he was in fact putting up a front and simply finding distractions to forget about the pain

distractions were

to drown one out in the

like when Diana had lost her babies; the pain and sorrow had washed over

would really rather be the one who

didn't want Grandma to be the one

allow

a kin who treated her as a

that was no longer

her cheeks once again, dripping

almost half her

quietly with her eyes wide open, listening to Julian's labored breathing and the subtle smell of cigarette smoke that would drift into the room. Her heart

Julian...

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