Julian's Stand in Wife

Chapter 670

Diana couldn't accept that everything that had happened recently was merely an act on Julian’s part. She couldn't bear his absurd words.

No matter how good her upbringing was, she couldn't hold back any longer. She could only flee and rush out of the gate. This time, Clifford didn't stop her.

Julian's car was already waiting at the entrance of the Pabian family’s residence. When Diana emerged, Noel immediately stepped forward to greet her.

"Ma'am."

"Don't call me that!"

Diana's face was pale, filled with anger and frustration. Instantly after, she realized it wasn't right to vent her anger at Noel just because of Julian.

Her expression gradually softened. "I'm sorry..."

She held her forehead and leaned against the car, her posture showing deep exhaustion. "I lost control for a moment."

Noel had been startled by her outburst, but he waved his hands repeatedly and said, "No, it's fine!"

No matter what he said, Diana knew she had made a mistake. She was never someone who took advantage of others. She hadn’t done it in the past, and she wouldn't start now.

we return home," Diana began. When she saw that Noel still looked fearful, she eased her expression and went on, "I'll talk to Julian and ask him to give you a paid day off as compensation for me losing my

compensation wasn't excessive

approval and respect for Diana deepened, and he no

of courtesy,

Julian and Clifford

than it was possible, and he sneered,

was assessing her as

woman can flirt with anyone, even

laughter upon hearing Julian's

With Miss Winnington's beauty, people will still

Julian's eyes flashed malevolently.

had no right to

necessary reasons that required restraint, he

he maintained the plastic smile on his face and acted as if he didn't care about what Clifford had said. He buried his

we'll be taking our leave for

took a step forward, and personally opened the car door for him.

into the car, with

they sat down and their seats were barely warmed, Diana looked at Julian and

was asking him this for his rudeness, for the disrespectful words he