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Julian's Stand in Wife novel Chapter 1223

Summary for Chapter 1223: Julian's Stand in Wife

Chapter 1223 – A Turning Point in Julian's Stand in Wife by South Wind Dialect

In this chapter of Julian's Stand in Wife, South Wind Dialect introduces major changes to the story. Chapter 1223 shifts the narrative tone, revealing secrets, advancing character arcs, and increasing stakes within the Romance genre.

Chapter 1223

Now that Julian was worried, Noel couldn't rest well either, even at this late hour.

Cecilia asked, "You were born for Julian? If so, what about me?”

Why was he such a devoted servant to Julian? And why did a wealthy heiress like her fall for such a humble servant?

Cecilia held his hand. They were hiding beneath her courtyard wall, and she was unwilling to let him leave. She didn't want Noel to be preoccupied with Julian while they were together; she wanted him to think about her.

Alas, Noel was a man of few words.

He looked at Cecilia. Then, he thought about Sue’s attitude and his own inability to marry Cecilia to this day.

He abruptly pushed Cecilia's hand away. ' Ms. Jarvis, please have some self-respect."

Cecilia was nearly livid when she heard this.

She had worked so hard to avoid her mother and the house staff, sneaking out like a thief just to spend more time with Noel. However, he became completely detached after he answered Julian's phone call.

He told her to behave with self-respect, even going so far as not allowing her to hold his hand.

Was this how love was supposed to be?

Cecilia had consulted several people around her, and none of them mentioned that a woman should be reserved during the dating phase.

They all said that love should be allowed to burn passionately.

She had thrown caution to the wind, just to be happy with him. How could holding hands be considered a lack of self- respect?

Noel probably had some hidden reasons. He was always one who thought too much, and had a strong sense of modesty. Perhaps his self-esteem had been hurt.

Cecilia asked him, "How am I kind?"

Noel stumbled over his words, unable to explain. The man was clumsy, adorable, and a bit vexing at times. Plus, he never treated her as someone who with a mental illness.

Noel was an excellent man.

"Noel," Cecilia said, seeing him furrow his brows in the moonlight.

She knew his thoughts had likely returned to the tasks Julian had given him, and wanted to redirect his attention. Under the moonlight, she hugged her arms tightly and said, "What's going on? I'm feeling a bit cold."

Noel instantly chuckled. "Well, that's great."

He adjusted the zipper on his clothes, saying, "I'm wearing one more layer than you, so I'm not cold."

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