Julian's Stand in Wife novel Chapter 242

Chapter 242

Diana was planning to leave with his children.

And so, these days, he was finding every petty reason he could to blame her.

Diana wasn’t thinking about how that would affect her children. All she felt was grave disappointment.

The man before her no longer seemed like the person she knew. She wiped her tears away and spoke in a hoarse voice, “If I’m a liar, then you’re one too. In fact, you’ve lied to me for three years! You said you loved me, but you never did. You’re the real liar!”

Julian was stunned.

However, he wasn’t sure it was because of how Diana lost her composure, or the fact that her words confused him.

By then, Diana had already removed her apron. “You can hire someone else to replace me. I quit.”

Diana had hurt her hands several times over the past few days because she was cooking.

Sometimes, she would even get splashed by the oil and get blisters.

However, she had never once complained about it.

Each time, she would remind herself that she would be able to quietly leave with her babies once she and Julian were divorced.

However, she didn’t think she could hold on any longer.

Julian was hurting her far too much.

She needed some time to return to her room and tend to her wounds. After that…

She would continue waiting.

She would wait for further developments regarding their divorce.

To her surprise, Julian stood in her way. “If other people see you like this, they might think I’m bullying you.

”

He forcefully dragged her back to the dining table. “Finish your food before you go up.

After saying that, he asked someone to bring the food he had ordered. He then pointed at the two other dishes Diana prepared. “Take these away.”

The food he ordered was more suitable for a pregnant woman.

Although Diana ate, she didn’t enjoy it at all.

During her stay in the Fulcher villa, she had been completely stripped of freedom and dignity.

In fact, whether she could eat at the dining table also depended on Julian’s mood.

For that reason, she barely paid any attention to Diana.

Having been with Julian for the past three years, Diana knew how capable he was. She also knew that everyone in Richburgh supported him. Naturally, he wouldn’t order from ordinary restaurants.

However, Julian was still unused to being the center of attention. To add, he never showed off his wealth or

status.

Besides, she was in a bad mood now. Regardless of where the food was from, she wouldn’t have an appetite

for it.

There was neither respect nor love for her in this cold residence. She would have enjoyed her simple–looking

dishes far more than these.

Even so, Julian wasn’t giving her a chance to choose. He ignored her efforts, not sparing a glance to her

plights.

This was something the old Julian, who was always considerate of her, would never do.

The thought plunged Diana into depression and hopelessness.