Julian's Stand in Wife

Chapter 1043

This respect had been ingrained in Noel from a young age.

The fact he had received the cigarette from Julian today made him very happy, and gave him a sense of recognition. But the more Julian acted this way, the harder it became for Noel to speak his mind.

Noel was on the verge of tearing the cigarette apart.

"Come on, out with it," Julian said impatiently.

Julian's handsome features would leave anyone, even someone like Noel, in awe.

So, it was entirely normal for Cecilia to have feelings for their employer.

"I want to resign," Noel blurted out, taking out the resignation letter he had prepared. He continued resolutely," Sir, can you forget about Ms. Winnington and focus on Ms. Jarvis? Don't make Ms. Jarvis sad. After all, she's your fiancee. This marriage proposal was something you agreed to yourself."

What on earth was this about?

"You're such a lovesick fool," Julian scoffed. "I asked you for some love advice when I had a falling out with Diana over Kayla, and you gave me a lot of serious advice. And now, you're pulling this?"

about that.

I followed your advice later, and things got

that he had nearly sent the latter to Africa. Looking back now, he realized how foolish he had been. Knowing that

which seemed to regard him as if he were an idiot, Noel thought that his words

"Sir..."

qualified to advise

Ms. Jarvis

Cecilia? What will you do after resigning? Where will you go?" Julian

momentarily, then replied quickly, "I'll go abroad, and

if he continued to stand by Cecilia's side and watched as Julian ignore her despite their engagement, he would eventually

me?" Julian asked. He saw through Noel's thoughts, and the cigarette between his fingers flickered. He could see the turmoil and guilt on Noel's

loyal, perhaps too

Cecilia. I won't treat her well," Julian said, as he took the resignation letter from

been watching

relayed what Cecilia had told him to Noel when he went to deliver gifts

she doesn't like me," Julian scoffed, tearing the resignation letter into pieces. "What are you going to do next? Do you