Julian's Stand in Wife novel Chapter 1114

Chapter 1114

Julian asked, "Why can't I hug Mommy?'

He waited for so long, just for a chance to explain things to Diana. Of course he needed to hug and get close to her...

But now, his son was staring at him so self-righteously, forbidding him to hug his mommy.

At the end of the day, Julian knew he was being too calculative.

Sean was but a child.

What was he doing, being petty with the boy?

After Sean fell asleep, he'd be able to have his way with Diana-and nothing would be overboard.

"Where's Nina?" Julian subconsciously asked. "Why do I smell alcohol here?"

'Taken away by Vans," Diana said, her face flushing.

She instinctively rubbed her hands together, betraying the anxiety she felt inside.

It wasn't that she didn't sleep with Julian when she lost her memories. However, the significance when that happened wasn't the same now.

Earlier, she seriously considered hitting him to vent her anger and making him explain everything clearly to her.

They should sit down and have a proper chat, seriously talking through the issues between them.

And Cecilia...

How were they going to deal with his engagement to her?

Was Julian intending to force Cecilia, who no longer fancied him, to marry him?

But seeing Julian and taking in his smell when she was in his embrace drove all these important thoughts out of Diana's mind.

She didn't want to think about all these. She just wanted to be in his arms.

Because of that, she started thinking about what husband and wife always do.

At that moment, Julian’s eyes were searing into hers.

Diana rubbed her hands even harder and looked down, scolding herself for being so weak and giving in so easily.

When Julian heard that Nina had left for the apartment next door, his smile deepened.

She also wanted to tell him how sad she had been when she remembered everything, and when he refused to appear before her.

She wanted to resolve all these issues, and reconcile with him once and for all.

However, Sean's pure and innocent eyes gazed into her very soul. Suddenly, she felt guilty-as if she was a criminal.

She was one, indeed.

What was she doing, letting her imagination run wild when she should be taking care of her children?

Perhaps it was because Julian was too enticing.

She had always been mesmerized by his scent. It was one that belonged uniquely to him. Whenever she drew near to him, she could always smell it.

Before they got divorced, she would sprawl herself on his body and take in his scent almost every night.

He would always ask her, "Are you a puppy?”

Diana would then nod and say, "woof, woof! Should I try biting you?"

Those were the happiest and purest moments they shared in their marriage. They had become indestructible moments in their memories.