Mr. Nelsonn Winning His Ex-wife’s Heart

Chapter: 14

“What? A handsome young man?” Edmund raised his voice. His curiosity was getting the best of him now.

“Yes, they are having a good time. The man in question is an upcoming actor. You may not have heard of him before. His name is Orlando Curtis. He’s in his early twenties. I must say that he’s so handsome,” Yusuf said, dragging his last words intentionally.

“Where are you now?” Edmund asked coldly.

Yusuf blurted out the address of the restaurant before he came to his senses. He asked curiously, “Are you coming over?”

The only response he got was the disconnect tone. Unbeknown to him, Edmund had hung up before he finished asking his question. He stared at his phone screen and was lost in thought. Edmund sounded as if he was in a haste. Was he rushing down to the restaurant because his ex-wife was having dinner with another man? What was his deal, anyway?

Chelsea was indeed having dinner with a young man named Orlando. However, it wasn’t a date. They actually met for another reason.

starred in an urban rom-com. The drama was about the love life of a career-driven woman. This woman was supposed to fall in love with

of young male stars in the industry, so it was hard for Zuri and the crew to

was one of Chelsea’s fortes

Chelsea chose Orlando for the role. His acting was nothing short of perfect. He completely owned the role. The drama was a success as soon as it hit the screens. The viewers rated it highly online and spoke well of it offline. It was also nominated for

To express his gratitude to Chelsea, he decided to treat her to dinner as soon as

with Orlando happily. In the middle of the meal, a waiter knocked on the door of the private dining room and

“All the dishes

Nelson ordered it specially for this

face darkened once she heard that name. She pursed her lips

the entire year that she was abroad. But on the

ended things on a bad note. Why did he send her

didn’t want to have anything to do with Edmund asides from work. As

she said to the waiter apologetically, “I’m