Julian's Stand in Wife

Chapter 931

Did he have anything to do with how Diana was suddenly behaving like this?

Whatever it was, he felt like he did.

Noel immediately hopped back into the car, then slapped his mouth. Pretending not to have passed the clothes to Diana, he stepped on the accelerator and left swiftly.

Diana headed upstairs to wash the twins up and get them ready for bed.

Then, she solemnly explained to Sean everything that Julian had done. He seemed to understand her somewhat.

One thing that left the deepest impression on him was, "It’s useful for a man to look handsome."

Diana said helplessly, "It's not wrong to think that way, but brains are still the most important thing."

She hoped her son wouldn't be as slow in learning about what to say and what not to say in his relationships, like his father, Julian. At the same time, she also wished he wouldn't be so sensitive and paranoid.

She hugged him tenderly, trying to give him as much of a sense of security as she could during his childhood. That might help fill him with positivity.

"Mommy, don't worry. I won't be as stupid as Daddy when I grow

to the point of hurting the ones he loved in exchange for the truth. He would find a better way, so his loved ones

help lamenting,

caressed his head, trying to remind him that he was only two

memories before they turn three were practically non-existent. After he grew up,

did to him at the kindergarten. It was probably much too early for him to swear that he

years would be engraved in their bones and fused in their blood, becoming the foundation of their growth and

become a

his face was cold.

to go to bed. Diana sent him back to his room, and took a sleepy Betty back to

took your bed. You'll

embrace, like a chick

Diana said. She adored her daughter

hugged Betty tightly, and said encouragingly, "You're beginning to talk more and more. Will you be able to speak even more, just like in the past? It's fine if you use the wrong words. Mommy will

tired, she kept yawning non-stop and rubbing her

a rush to see Betty return to her normal self. It was more important to allow Betty to recover slowly and steadily, and ensure

soon, the family of four