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Julian's Stand in Wife novel Chapter 288

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Julian's Stand in Wife is the best current series by the author Internet. The Chapter 288 content below will immerse us in a world of love and hatred, where characters use every trick to achieve their goals without concern for the other half—only to regret it later. Please read chapter Chapter 288 and stay updated with the next chapters of this series at nisfree.com.

Chapter 288

This soon became known to Kayla, and the resentment she harbored for Diana deepened.

Last night, Diana had given such an insincere apology and quietly left, looking as upset as Kayla felt.

She obviously thought herself to be Kayla’s better!

In addition, Julian hadn’t returned to stay with Kayla as he had promised. Kayla knew it must have been because of Diana.

As such, Kayla made sure Diana would feel her rage today in the company. She couldn’t help but think that… that Diana and Julian must have slept together again.

How shameless of Diana!

She was already pregnant, yet she was still seducing men!

Kayla had gone through all the trouble of acting out such a tedious play, but she still failed to keep Julian by her side. Even his concern for her had been short–lived.

She had racked her brains to come up with so much… Was it true? Was she not destined to win Diana? Would she always only be second best?

No! That was impossible.

There must have been something Kayla had yet to do.

Suddenly, an idea popped into her mind. If it was difficult to break through on Julian’s side, she could start with Diana! Kayla’s eyes flashed with excitement as the thought entered her mind.

Diana had always wanted the title of being the eldest daughter of the Winnington family, and for them to openly acknowledge her identity as so.

Kayla’s eyes sparkled as she called James. With a smug smile on her face, she greeted him affectionately, ” Daddy!”

James was equally happy to hear from his daughter. “My dear, what’s wrong? Come, tell me.”

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