Julian's Stand in Wife

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The flight went smoothly, and Betty was very cooperative.

Despite being just slightly over three years old, Betty was sensitive and caring.

She knew who was at the top of the food chain at home. With Julian, he was at her beck and call But with Diana,

she was active in showing concern in many ways.

“Mommy, are your legs sore?

“Mommy, are you tired?

“I’ll rub your shoulders for you.”

“Mommy, do you want some water? I’ll order a glass of water for you, so that the pretty lady can send it over to

you.”

Diana was well cared for throughout the flight, and she was very comfortable.

“No wonder your dad loves you,” Diana sighed. “A daughter is sweet and thoughtful indeed.”

Betty chuckled inwardly, thinking, “Hmph! Daddy is a big fool! If he’s around, I wouldn’t bother taking care of him.

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He’d be the one taking care of me instead! But it’s not my choice. Daddy’s happier taking care of me than being

taken care of by me!”

As Daddy’s super beloved darling, of course she had to do things to make Daddy happy!

“Good day, ladies and gentlemen. The plane is about to land. Please fasten your seat belts.”

A sweet voice sounded through the speakers, informing Diana and Betty that they had arrived at Jacroaof.

This wasn’t Diana’s first time coming here, but it was her first time coming here to see a friend and specially to take

a breather.

She brought Betty along as they disembarked the plane.

Despite being pregnant with twins, she still felt rather energetic.

Who said pregnant ladies couldn’t take long-distance flights?

Diana felt that in light of the question of feasibility, one’s mood was the more important question.

Diana and Betty didn’t bring much luggage.

They just brought a small, light carry-on luggage bag that they didn’t need to check in. They were thus able to

make a beeline for the airport exit right after leaving the plane.

The moment they exited the airport, it suddenly occurred to Diana that while Jim did book flight tickets for her and

invited her to Jacroaof, he didn’t tell her what to do after she arrived, and if she should contact him.

Diana suddenly felt embarrassed.

She belatedly realized that it seemed like a bad idea to not bring Julian along.

With him around, he could contact Jim anytime without crossing any boundaries or feeling embarrassed about it.

Without him around, Diana was a little shy to talk to Jim, especially when Jim never reached out to her despite her

already arriving at Jacroaof.

Forget it.

She won’t look for him.

Since she had the money, she decided to just take her daughter around for some fun.

She decided to wait for a bit before contacting Julian, and ask him to send over some of Richburgh’s specialty

goods that she could gift to Jim. That would neither be too much nor cross any boundaries, and would serve as a

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token of her appreciation for the money Jim spent on the flight tickets.

With that idea in mind, Diana brought Betty to the washroom.

Airports nowadays were designed more thoughtfully. Aside from the gents and the ladies, there was a family room

as well.

Usually, a diaper changing station, a kid-friendly toilet, and an adult-sized toilet could be found in family rooms.

Everything that parents taking their children out for the day would need to wash up and maintain hygiene could be

found here. They didn’t need to worry about leaving their children outside, and risking the children getting

abducted by strangers.

However, there weren’t many of such family rooms around. Diana had to queue up and wait for her turn.

What made things worse was that it seemed like there was an infant in the room right now, and the queue wasn’t

budging at all.

Pregnant ladies tend to visit the washroom very frequently.

What’s more, Diana was carrying twins. They were pressing onto her bladder.

If she had to wait any longer, her bladder might burst anytime soon.

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