Julian's Stand in Wife

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Chapter 611

"Diana!" Julian yelled.

Why wasn't she answering?

After going through so much, was she still refusing to believe his feelings?!

Or could it be...

Did she only feel gratitude toward him for taking the blow for her, and didn't actually love him?

Julian couldn't help but feel nervous. His inky eyes became gloomy, as if a dark cloud was looming over his head.

Both him and Oliver waited for her answer with bated breath.

Diana became even more flustered once she realized this. She couldn't say anything for a few moments, as she

couldn't find the words to answer in a way that would satisfy them both.

"Diana..." Julian repeated, not able to wait any longer.

He desperately needed to confirm her feelings and wanted her to acknowledge them.

Especially in front of Oliver.

Seeing that calling her name didn't work and that Diana refused to speak, Julian resorted to playing the victim

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again. He furrowed his brows and groaned, as if the pain in his body had intensified by a hundredfold and stared at

Diana with pleading eyes.

Though Diana knew the man was only feigning the pain he felt, she couldn't bring herself to say anything that would

hurt him.

Finally, she gave Oliver an apologetic look and said, "I do."

She took a deep breath, not only answering Oliver's question, but also using this chance to once again make her

feelings clear to him.

She couldn't string him along any longer.

"I really like him a lot."

There was resolution and determination in her tone as she emphasized her feelings.

It left no room for doubt.

Julian's pinched expression gradually relaxed. When he next spoke, there was tenderness, affection, and even

triumph in his voice. "Diana, I'm fine now."

He was trying to act cute before her.

Diana couldn't tolerate Julian's antics any longer and glared at him before snapping sarcastically, "Well, isn't that

great that you're not in pain anymore?"

Then, she sighed and looked at the slightly dazed Oliver. "Dr. Channing, please let me walk you out."

Oliver had already finished his examination and confirmed that Julain was fine. Diana was afraid that if they stayed

in the same room any longer, Julian would come up with more

ways to make Oliver uncomfortable.

Oliver nodded. "Thank you."

Julian was upset that Diana and Oliver were going to leave his sight and was about to object, but Diana shot him a

fierce glare to silence him.

The meaning behind her glare was clear.

She was telling him not to push his luck.

Due to Diana's reprimand, Julian immediately restrained himself. However, there was tenderness in his eyes and

none of his usual coldness.

Diana shivered at the look, though she couldn't help the smile that blossomed on her lips. It was like spring had

dawned on her face, bringing forth a vibrant cheerfulness.

It was a look she never had when she was with Oliver.

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Once they walked out of the ward, Oliver looked at her. A calm and soothing look had replaced the pain in his eyes

as he said, "It's fine.”

He took the initiative to reassure Diana as he continued," Julian has just got out from grave danger, so it's normal

for him to be acting emotional."

Once again, Oliver was putting the needs and considerations of others before himself.

Diana was at a loss for words to express her apologies and gratitude. There was a range of complicated emotions

that flashed through her face.

But it was Oliver who relieved her again.

"It really is okay," he said with a smile. "I’ve already decided that I'll let go of my feelings for you."

Diana looked up in shock after he finished speaking, unable to hide the joy in her eyes.

The delight in her eyes was akin to a knife to his heart, deeply hurting Oliver.

He had never felt as miserable as now from being rejected and ignored so many times by her before, as he had

long suspected that this love affair between them was only his one-sided act.

Even after Diana's divorce, when he had the right to properly pursue her, he hadn't dared hope she would be able

to move on quickly from her previous relationship.

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