Mr. Nelsonn Winning His Ex-wife’s Heart

Chapter: 2

Chelsea clenched her fists tightly when she heard those cruel words Her nails were on the verge of piercing into her palms

She knew fully well that Edmund didn’t love her, but her heart broke into a thousand pieces when he said that she wasn’t worthy of carrying his child.

For the past three years, Chelsea had put in her all in an effort to make this marriage work. She remained a dutiful wife despite his infidelity.

Day and night, she held up hope that Edmund’s heart would one day soften towards her. However, his heart went from being an iceberg to heavy lead. Nothing she did melted it.

“Edmund, please be honest with me. In the past few years, have you.. Have you ever loved me even if it was for a second?”

Chelsea’s voice was low and pitiful. Her body was shaking violently as if she asked that question with all the strength and courage she had.

it lasted

you think? You are not so dumb, are you? Judging by what’s happening now, you should be able to answer

disdain in his response pierced through Chelsea’s heart Like a knife. All the hurt that she kept tucked away bubbled to

words shattered her

she did to win Edmund’s love went down the drain. It was

Chelsea released herself from his grip

However, there was a trace of determination on her teary face. Edmund took a step forward, feeling pity for her subconsciously. But his eyes darkened the next second. He remembered what Chelsea did to him three years

was in a bad mood, so she didn’t have the appetite to eat. She wiped her tears and concealed her emotions. Afterward, she told Ethan Nelson, Edmund’s grandfather to ask

Chelsea’s head on the way home. She didn’t

was expecting a child with her, Chelsea suspected that he would ask for a divorce because he didn’t want the child to be labeled

odds against her, Chelsea decided to give up. She didn’t want to continue wasting her time and efforts on someone

slumber, she felt someone bite her lips hard. It was as if the person was lusting after her and punishing her at

who it was. However, the breath was familiar. It was