Julian's Stand in Wife novel Chapter 1190

Chapter 1190

Diana placed Sean's hand on her belly, and said, "When Mommy's belly gets a little bigger, you'll be able to feel it."

"Feel it?" Betty looked curious. "Why can we feel it?"

"The little baby will grow and swim inside Mommy's belly, just like you and Sean did. It will have tiny feet and tiny hands," Diana explained, her mind echoing back to the time when she was pregnant.

Back then...

It was actually a very happy time.

She used to run around in Stirling City every day, with the two little ones in her belly. It was a bit tiring, but whenever she touched her belly and sensed something move inside, she felt like she was filled with something special.

"Mommy, you should rest," Sean said, interrupting Diana's reminiscence.

He pulled the blanket for her.

"When you're not in pain anymore, I'll take Betty to sit on the sofa outside for a while."

This was a VIP ward, which was also a suite. Beside the room with the sickbed where Diana stayed, there was also a space resembling a living room. There were sofas, televisions, and everything one could ask for.

Diana nodded; she was indeed a little tired.

And...

The person she most wanted to see hadn't arrived yet.

When Julian returned, there were some things she wanted to discuss with him-just not in front of the children.

So, she nodded and said, "If you need anything, just call me."

Then, she held Sean again. "Sean, about what your daddy did just now..."

"It's okay. Dad explained it to me," Sean reassured Diana." He wants to tap into my talent with computers, and see how quickly I can crack security systems under extreme conditions."

Still, Diana didn't hide her disapproval of Julian's actions." But his actions and methods were a bit drastic. Sean, tell Mommy. Are you angry?"

Sean didn't hide his feelings, either. "I’m angry, but this doesn't concern you."

He patted Diana's hand. "Mommy, you should rest. I'm over three years old, and I can take care of myself."

"That kid says the harshest words in the calmest tone," Julian said. He served Diana some fruit as he described his conversation with Sean.

Diana didn't want to eat, and told him to set the apple aside.

"In the future, you can't treat Sean like that anymore."

"I know," Julian admitted. "When you had that incident, I reflected on it. No matter how outstanding our child is, I shouldn't be as strict as my grandfather was."

When dealing with children, a balance of firmness and gentleness was necessary.

Diana finally nodded in relief.

Then, her face turned slightly red, and she lowered her voice as she asked, "Did Vans tell you everything?"

She spoke in a hushed tone, afraid that the children might overhear.

Julian also lowered his voice as he replied, "Yes, he did."

He assured her, "I’ll definitely hold back for the next three months."