Julian's Stand in Wife novel Chapter 684

Julian looked at Oliver in shock. “What do you mean by that?”

Oliver went all out, as he pulled out a napkin and wiped his face. “Seems like you don’t know that Diana saved you once before.”

Julian looked as if someone had just punched in the face. “She saved me once?”

Wasn’t it Kayla who saved him?

In his daze, the memory of Diana mentioning Yale Village when Kayla kidnapped her and letting them call each other flashed past his mind at that instant.

This concerned Diana.

At that moment, Julian was genuinely flustered.

He didn’t care whether Oliver had the upper hand right now, and simply blurted out in a panic, “Yale Village… She had been to Yale Village before?”

If Oliver weren’t around, he would’ve rushed out and ran to Diana, and asked her what this was all about.

Why did she mention Yale Village that day?

And why didn’t she mention it again at all after that one time?

A vague thought flashed past his mind, but he was unable to pin it down.

He could only pin his hopes on Oliver. At the sight of Oliver remaining mum, he furrowed his brow in frustration. He was on the verge of rushing out of the study to find Diana.

Oliver could sense his intentions, and finally said, “Yes, she was the girl who saved you from the cave in Yale Village.”

How could that be?!

Wasn’t Kayla the one who saved him?

Julian had treated her as his savior all along.

If that weren’t the case, Julian, who was never interested in women, wouldn’t have deliberately gotten so close to Kayla.

Everything that happened subsequently wouldn’t have happened.

Diana wouldn’t have been hurt, too!

But now, Oliver said that Diana was the one who saved him—not Kayla.

Why didn’t Diana tell him about this?!

In many subsequent moments after the incident, each time Diana recalled how she once saved someone’s life, it was a reminder to her that there was meaning in her living in this world.

In fact, at Yale Village, Julian and Diana had saved each other’s lives.

Oliver would use this fact to his advantage.

After he came around and thought things through, he knew he had to do all he could to attack Julian.

He couldn’t just depend on Simon.

Now, isn’t the sight of Julian looking all baffled a sign of his success?

Oliver pressed his tongue against the inside of his cheek. Julian’s punch still hurt, but he no longer cared about the pain. After all, psychologically speaking, he had the upper hand. “She had always been thankful that she saved you back then.”

He even added, “So I’m not sure if she’s remarrying you because she’s grateful for saving you, which led her to stop seeking death, or because she loves you wholeheartedly.”

One was gratitude, the other was pure love.

The difference was vast.