Julian's Stand in Wife

Chapter 977

Cecilia wrapped her arms tightly around Noel.

Noel, who had never been in such close proximity with a woman, flushed brightly. His face turned as red as a tomato.

He raised his arms, awkwardly and stiffly, like a bird flying precariously in the air and almost falling from the sky. He didn't dare to touch Cecilia.

"Mrs. Jarvis..."

Noel had heard what Sue said earlier. He could tell that she wasn't pleased with his status as an assistant.

No matter Cecilia's mental condition, she was still a rich heiress.

Noel put himself in Sue's shoes. If Betty were closed in a room and behaved intimately with a man like him, forget Julian, Noel himself would beat that man up. He could understand where Sue was coming from, and immediately explained things to her.

"For some reason, Ms. Jarvis thinks I'm you... She refuses to let Mr. Fulcher touch her, and even insisted for Mr. Fulcher to leave the room just now."

Now that Sue thought about it, she noticed that Cecilia didn't look very happy when Julian visited her in her room yesterday. She appeared anxious, nervous, and shy.

Recalling that, Sue understood the situation.

"Cecilia would sometimes recognize the wrong person."

But...

clinging so

found that

trying to pry Cecilia’s arms away from Noel. However, that only made Cecilia

yelling at Sue, calling Sue a vixen for snatching Julian

was hearing her obedient and innocent daughter cursing and

swallow it, no matter how many times she had witnessed and heard

She soon gave up.

away and went downstairs, no

things to

care of her," he said to Noel. Then, he quickly followed Sue downstairs to comfort

He didn’t say anything bad about Cecilia behind her back. He simply

Jarvis. I'll make sure she gets

already

her. I won't let him know her identity. The thing is, I have to bring her back to CoIlina

"Well..." Sue was hesitant.

was neither engaged nor married to Julian. Why should she follow Julian back to his

to maintain. Why can't we call the doctor

surely know that he's treating Cecilia, the heiress of the Jarvis

that case, Cecilia's condition would no longer

have to discuss with her