Julian's Stand in Wife

Chapter 749

Now that he had seen the photo of Diana in her death, he had come to accept that Diana had left this world.

He was familiar with every single inch of her.

The photo couldn't possibly be fabricated.

Over the next week, Julian stayed vigil by Diana's grave. He ate and drank nothing, till his body was left with nearly nothing but skin and bones.

Noel was in a panic ,and even tried with Shiloh to pry his mouth open and feed him medicine. Yet, they didn't manage to get even one drop in.

"He only has one last breath left in him."

He would be beyond rescue by the time he was depleted of all breath in him.

Shiloh explained to Kiki, "If a patient doesn't cooperate, even the best doctor would have no way."

Kiki's brows furrowed as she asked hopelessly, "Can’t we put him on a drip?"

Facing his stupid daughter, Shiloh was frustrated to the point of laughter." That’s not my strong point." What's more, putting him on a drip would only temporarily extend his life. Once Julian regained a little bit of energy, he would still seek death to be together with Diana.

In other words, "He’s the only one who can save himself right now."

He sighed. "As for Diana..."

her filled

in hopes something untoward might happen to her.

she's dead

respond to her father, but simply looked down and pondered for a long while before looking at Shiloh and saying solemnly, "I

determinedly, "Just wait. I'll definitely

located in Fulcher

next to Grandpa and Grandma when she died, and

Julian fulfilled her wish.

right where she wanted

his life and breath, he would follow her in

had made his wishes clear

wishes. Julian claimed he had neither descendants

he had, was unknown to him ever since Simon left after getting shares

for his other

around, and his babies were

him, leaving with him no kin and family at the end

concluded he wanted to leave Fulcher Inc.

moment Noel agreed, Julian

you the old

deserved a place to live in for the rest

Mrs. Lay and Noel’s faces were

the great temptation that stood before him. "Sir, if you are bent on dying, I might not be courageous enough to