Julian's Stand in Wife

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Chapter 1460

Seeing Diana relax, Jim didn't pursue the matter further.

"I don’t consider myself a petty person. Inviting you here is indeed to extend my hospitality."

This so-called hospitality, apart from the daily food and drink, was the "gift" he had given her.

Diana's background.

That was the gift Jim wanted to present to her.

"Your mother is your real mother, but James is not your biological father."

When Jim reached this point, he subconsciously glanced at Diana. She sat on the sofa quietly. She held Betty and

stayed silent, like a perfect doll.

Suddenly, a strange sensation struck in his heart. He couldn't express the emotion, only feeling a slight pang of

sadness.

It was this kind of sadness that made him say the next sentence:

"But I don't know who your biological father is."

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James was the only one who truly knew this.

In short, Diana needed to help James recover his memory first. Or rather, it seemed that she needed to keep Jim

happy so he would give James the antidote.

James's amnesia shouldn't be a coincidence.

However, Diana didn't bring up the topic for now.

"What about my mom?"

In comparison to the identity of her biological father, Diana was more curious about information regarding Kate.

"You said she's my real mom, but she’s been with James for so many years. Did she..." Diana choked up for a

moment." Did she know that James isn’t my father?"

"She doesn't know," Jim said firmly. "Every time my mom gave Kate medicine, a detailed process was recorded. It

includes her thoughts and the information my mother wanted to tell her at that time. Everything is thoroughly

documented."

He said this in a particularly flat tone. It was so detached that it made Diana's anger surge again.

She felt like grabbing something, anything, just to cut Jim down!

Her mother...

So, it wasn't that Kate didn't love her.

Kate was just forced to go through so much, compelled to sever the emotional connection with her own biological

daughter because Jim and his mother wanted a drug that could overcome the greatest and deepest maternal love

in humans.

How ironic.

They seemed to be creating medicine, but it came at the cost of other people's suffering.

Diana couldn't help but let a sarcastic smile spread on her lips.

"And then? In your experiment, did you manipulate my mom's memories and tell her that James is her lover? Make

her live with James?"

"Yes!" Jim was somewhat excited. "This experiment can be said to be the part my mother was most satisfied with.

Twenty years ago, after my mom gave Kate the medicine, she told Kate that she had no emotional connection with

her biological daughter.

"My mom also informed Kate that her husband and lover was James. Unexpectedly, it really worked. Kate's life

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followed my mom's expectations completely."

He looked at Diana, expressing his joy. "Do you see? What western medical genetics can achieve, traditional

medicine can do the same!"

At this point, he still only thought about these things. In his eyes, human emotions seemed to be just a part of the

experiment.

"Jim." Diana restrained the pain in her heart. "You have no heart."

Jim raised his hand, touched his heart, and then placed his right hand on his left wrist to check his pulse. "I do have

one. My heartbeat and heart rate are normal."

Diana couldn't get through to him. "I'm tired."

Regarding Kate's situation, she couldn't listen any longer. Continuing to listen would be particularly draining.

She didn't know what emotions to feel for this poor woman. She also didn't know how to face her mother the next

time they met.

"Do you want to meet her?"

Jim wanted to leave. He brought a computer, and there was still data to monitor for the purification of medicinal

herbs. He was eager to check the computer in the next room.

At this moment, he saw Diana sitting there in a daze.

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