Julian's Stand in Wife novel Chapter 762

Diana was furious. She never expected that her repeated compromises would only make Julian more ruthless.

"Are you out of your mind?"

She couldn't take it anymore and shook off his hand. She crouched down in pain before examining the wound on her leg, worry quickly filling her eyes.

"Where's my daughter?"

She didn't want to treat Julian taking Betty away without permission as a malicious act. She was waiting for him to accept her as "family" before bringing up her daughter.

That way, it wouldn't hurt his and Simon's relationship. It was something she thought she should consider for Simon's sake. But now, she had strong doubts about this man’s character.

She had to take Betty away, right now!

Julian sneered, "Whether or not I'm out of my mind, you should know best, right?"

The complex emotions in his eyes startled Diana. She quickly regained her composure and warned Julian, "I’m Simon's fiancée."

The implied meaning was for Julian to stop making ambiguous remarks.

Julian found it ironic to see how anxious Diana was to distance herself from him.

"Simon hasn't married you in so many years, so I’m sure he’s not that sincere."

Only Diana would treat such a man as a treasure, to the point she would even betray him just to be with Simon.

"What's so good about him?"

This had been a question lingering in Julian's heart for three years.

"He's good to me," Diana answered firmly.

Was he not good to her?

Julian almost blurted out this question. But now, it was meaningless to ask these things. The fact that she had the audacity to come before him like this proved that she felt no guilt or remorse whatsoever about what happened in the past.

"Your daughter is in the villa."

Julian glanced coldly at her before continuing dismissively, "If you want to see her, stay. If you don't want to see her, then leave."

Diana was stunned. "Are you saying that if I want to see Betty, I have to stay here? And if I leave, I have to leave her behind?"

Betty was her daughter, yet she couldn't take Betty with her?!

"Yes," Julian replied with a flat look.

Seeing the red and swollen wound on her leg, he felt momentary remorse but quickly concealed it. Diana had done something so unforgivable to him. She deserved all the pain she suffered.

Despite his thoughts, he still told Mrs. Lay bring some ointment. Mrs. Lay had wanted to talk to Diana for a while and took the opportunity to hand her the ointment, but Julian intercepted it.

"Don't move."

He knelt in front of Diana like he used to, squeezing the ointment onto his hand, intending to apply it for her.

In the past, she would have acted spoiled in moments like this. She would have embraced him with a smiling face and called his name in an affectionate manner.