Julian's Stand in Wife novel Chapter 907

Chapter 907

Diana finally relaxed after Julian said that.

Before, she saw a rare look of anxiety in his eyes. She thought he might be plotting something against her again- especially when he appeared with that disheveled attire, and his alluring collarbone glistening with droplets of water.

She almost thought he wanted to seduce her...

Listening to his explanations, she understood.

His goal was never her. The children were the only remaining link between them, the only point of intersection.

She mustn't let her imagination run wild. Otherwise, she might end up hurt once again at some point. Forget about any seduction or ulterior motives. She just hoped he wouldn't plot against her.

"It's settled," Diana said, still uncertain, emphasizing once again, "I won't go anywhere."

Leaving the capital wasn't an option. Leaving this room wasn't an option. This was the closest place to her children's rooms.

Vans's plan of having Julian charm her with his handsome appearance had failed. Julian felt a bit defeated hearing Diana's words, which seemed to revolve around not leaving the children.

He buttoned up his clothes somewhat irritatedly. "I got it."

The toilet had been fixed.

She could do as she pleased.

As long as she stayed in this villa, he would bide his time. There would eventually come a day when he could win her back.

Nina looked at Julian, who had specifically invited her for coffee. His face was full of humility.

She couldn't help but tease, "Not arrogant anymore? You don't doubt that Diana and me faked her amnesia anymore?"

For someone as intelligent as him, how could he repeatedly stumble in matters of the heart?

Julian chuckled awkwardly. "Actually, there are still some uncertain areas. There isn't any definitive or ironclad evidence to prove Diana's amnesia right now."

When Nina heard this, the smile on her face instantly disappeared. She picked up her bag, ready to leave.

"It's nothing much," Julian said. "I just wanted some advice on how to pursue a woman."

"Pursue a woman?"

An unnatural expression flashed across Julian's face. "I only have eyes for Diana."

"Then you should've just asked how to pursue Diana."

Nina was deeply annoyed with Julian's stubbornness, even when faced with imminent danger. But as Diana's best friend and practically family, she had to maintain a certain attitude.

She said solemnly, "Diana isn't someone you can pursue just because you want to."

Julian's expression tightened.

Nina's sharp gaze caught his emotions, and she cleared her throat. "For the things you've done to her in the past and the many times you've hurt her, how do you intend to make amends?"

"I'll make it up to her..." Julian paused briefly, then said with determination, "with the rest of my life."