Julian's Stand in Wife novel Chapter 1284

What if she had two boys?

Would Julian be unhappy?

Then, what was the purpose of her putting so much effort into having two more children...?

After lunch, the sun hung high, and the weather became increasingly hot. Since her conversation with Julian, Diana's mood wasn't exactly great, but she kept her worries to herself.

She cradled her belly, slightly concerned. She thought she could eat a lot after smelling durians, but she ended up not even finishing a piece and feeling nauseous. She couldn't even vomit it out.

In the end, Julian gave her some water and let her lie down to rest.

Meanwhile, he went to the study to meet with Noel.

"How’s the information we inquired about with the Jarvises? Any updates related to Jim?"

Bringing up this topic, Noel looked awkward.

"No updates?"

"Not exactly," Noel replied. "It's just that the information came from Cecilia."

Noel had only mentioned it, and it was obvious that Cecilia had been unhappy then. Ultimately, she still assisted him.

"I still haven't found a way to repay her."

Julian instantly understood. Noel had acquired the information about Jim from the Jarvises, but the challenge now was to make Cecilia happy to repay her for her help.

"Since it was Cecilia who helped, the information must be genuine," Julian said, confident that Sue wouldn't deceive Cecilia.

He then asked Noel to go over the information about Jim.

"Jim Hughes is from Jacroaof. His ancestors have been there for generations, and they have always been scholars. For generations, they have produced talents. In Jim's generation, he has achieved the most."

"Isn't he a university professor?"

If Jim didn't have some investment insights and pharmaceutical achievements, he wouldn't have been able to help the Jenningses elevate their standing in such a short time. Enzo also wouldn't be so loyal to him if that wasn't the case.

However, with such a family background, he shouldn't be referred to as the highest achiever of his generation.

When Madam Fulcher's underlying condition flared up and she had a high fever that wouldn't break, the hospital used a traditional medicine fever-reducing medication. They even mentioned that a young man had developed this medicine, which caused minimal bodily harm.

Since Madam Fulcher had been taking other traditional medicines that weren’t as safe, this medicine had practically saved her from the brink of death.

Julian hadn't realized it back then.

As it turned out, Jim had already unknowingly helped them long before this. Any lingering doubts Julian had about Jim vanished.

Then, Diana's question came to his mind.

"Do you think Jim is a good person?"

Julian...had been hesitant at first.

He thought about his grandmother, whose life had been saved by Jim's medicine.

Now, he could say beyond a shadow of a doubt that he believed Jim to be a good person.