Julian's Stand in Wife

Chapter 989

To maintain a peaceful relationship between the two, it might be best to avoid mentioning Simon’s existence altogether.

At the very least, Diana should try to downplay Simon's significance in front of Julian. The fact that he was personally speaking to her now, instead of having Betty relay messages, was already a sign of submission.

She understood this man’s oddities, even though they were often unexplainable. Although his quirks were often a bit puzzling, she could still read him well.

''Sure." As expected, Julian was being difficult. He refused to give in easily. "Tell me, then. Why are you here?"

Diana was speechless.

Well, it was true she was the one who initiated this meeting.

She was a bit stifled inside, but she followed his lead and continued, "What’s the deal with these love letters?"

"What could be the deal? Sean's just popular." He raised an eyebrow and asked her, "Aren't you happy? Or do you think Sean is too young for this?"

It wasn't that.

Diana could understand the feelings of children. Their likes and loves were no different from their fondness for the sun, coffee, or the little flowers and grass by the roadside.

since Sean was attending an international bilingual kindergarten where the

opened and read through the love letters. Some were clearly composed with the help of

he would only marry Faye when he grew up. Since

grew up, they wouldn't even remember their

she still confided in Julian. "I'm worried. Sean has received so many love letters, but why did he

she failed as a

to tell her everything. Yet now, there were things

"Of course," Julian said.

pleasant to have a

as he asked Diana,

"What?"

replace their father-and Diana's face reddened slightly. She couldn't help but

and asked,

Betty nodded.

Diana felt increasingly perplexed.

Betty's words,

was her own

relying on Julian and believing that she could handle everything on her own was the right approach. In reality, considering her daughter's words and the love letters her son had received,

independence had failed quite

unsure