Julian's Stand in Wife

Chapter 1546

Chapter 1546

Julian stopped talking to the butler, but he was already making plans in his heart.

He returned to the study, and told Diana, "Fanny and Oliver have been fighting for a long time, and it might be over

something that might potentially destroy their relationship."

In fact...

"Fanny might no longer love Oliver right now."

However, the fact that Oliver faked her death and confined her was enough to show that he still cared for her.

If he realized that Fanny no longer loved him, he might do something even crazier.

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"Let's hurry up and save her, then!" Diana said.

"Wait," Julian said calmly, "I’m not done with my prediction."

'What?"

"Oliver really doesn’t like you now." Julian's mood lifted as he arrived at his final conclusion. 'We can step in to help

Fanny."

Diana was dumbfounded.

She had thought that Julian went to such great lengths to analyze the situation for the sake of saving another. To

think that his possessiveness took over, and he prioritized figuring out Oliver's feelings for her instead.

"Noel," Julian issued his orders. "Take down Diana's portrait and take it away. When I see Oliver, I’ll thank him for

giving me such a beautiful portrait."

Diana remained silent.

The butler stood idly by watching Julian's men take down the portrait and take it away, but he didn't dare to stop

them.

Sean had managed to retrieve Oliver's cloud account, and located Oliver through the account. "He's right there."

Sean opened the map and pointed at the little red dot on the screen.

"Mr. Channing is right here," he said.

He was at a graveyard.

Just a while back, they had sent Fanny off at that place.

Now that she thought about it, it was such a joke that they had paid their respects to an empty grave.

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Oliver had them all fooled.

Kenneth Channing was buried in this graveyard, too.

Oliver was indeed right there.

He made Erin and Fanny stand opposite him. Fanny was holding onto the recording from the hospital.

"Oliver, let Erin go," Fanny demanded. Her gaze on Oliver was no longer hot and searing. Rather, it was bereft of all

affections she used to have for him.

In fact, it felt as though she was looking at a stranger.

The way Fanny looked at Oliver made his heart ache sharply. His eyes turned cold as he ordered, "Give me the

recording of my father first."

Oliver treasured Kenneth’s pride, and didn't want people gossiping about him after his death.