Julian's Stand in Wife novel Chapter 1162

Chapter 1162

What Julian was saying sounded very appealing.

It was exactly what Diana wanted to hear.

Even his willingness to cooperate exceeded her expectations.

He never coerced her the entire time. The moment he entered, he treated her with concern. He acted as if she was carrying a huge bomb, and that any slight mishap would leave her battered and bruised.

But...she wasn't pregnant.

She couldn't bear to let Julian look at her with such a pitiful and worried expression. "Actually, I..."

Julian stood up. "Stop talking about it. I already know. I've said it before-if you want to keep the baby, I won't force you to give it up."

Diana remained silent.

She was quite pleased right now. She thought that when Julian found out she was pregnant, he would oppose her decision to keep the child.

She had considered what would happen if he acted as domineering and aloof as he had during her first pregnancy. That was one of the reasons she had come to Nina first for the pregnancy test today.

She still hadn't figured out how to tell Julian about it.

Seeing her remain silent, Julian thought she had changed her mind again.

"If you think the pregnancy will be difficult and you’re afraid of the pain of childbirth, or if you don't want the baby anymore, I can take you to the hospital right now," he said.

Diana gently raised her hand, and tapped his lips.

"What nonsense are you on? Is having a child a joke to you? How could I change my mind so quickly, wanting it one moment and not the next?"

Seeing Diana slightly annoyed, Julian realized he had misspoken again. He was thinking about how to make amends and reassure the pregnant Diana, when she asked," What about you? Do you want it or not?"

Julian was momentarily stunned, but he quickly understood. "You don't have to be afraid."

He even raised his hand to swear to her. "Diana, I won't insist on terminating your pregnancy this time. This is our baby. Also, on the way here, I’ve already checked things.

With your current physical condition, a miscarriage would be equally harmful. Whether you give birth or not, it will be detrimental to you."

However, Julian still had to warn her. "From now on, I won't keep any contraceptives at home. When we need them in the future, I'll get them from the office myself so you won’t tamper with them again."

"I'm not afraid that you'll make me have an abortion. I really am not pregnant," Diana insisted.

"That's impossible." Julian still couldn't believe it, and he felt even more guilty. "It seems I've left a trauma on you."

He felt more and more like a monster.

"I shouldn't have said that I didn't want a child. As long as a child can come, it's fate." He kept comforting Diana. "This time, I'll definitely protect you both." Diana believed him.