Mr. Nelsonn Winning His Ex-wife’s Heart

Chapter: 21

Edmund was speechless as he stared at her stubborn face.

He almost couldn’t recognize the woman in front of him. Never did he think that she was this stubborn.

Chelsea had never lost her temper while they were married. She always did whatever he said obediently. She never went against him except for when she asked for a divorce.

As the two of them stared at each other dead in the eyes, the gate of the villa was opened and a car drove out.

“Miss Williams, I was ordered to take you back home,” Ethan’s driver said to Chelsea, craning his neck out of the window. He then said to Edmund, “Mr. Nelson, your grandfather said you should go back in to have Lunch with him.”

Chelsea hurriedly got into the car and shut the door as if she was running away from a dreadful monster. She didn’t even say goodbye to Edmund.

stood

villa. Once he

Edmund and Diane. Since Edmund and Chelsea got divorced, she had been in and out of the family house as if she was already married to the

Diane, the public knew that both families were on good terms. The rumor about them getting married

them often. And this was Diane’s handiwork. She had bribed many reporters to make sure that her relationship with Edmund was always in the news. She also started the

I haven’t,” Edmund replied with

year was enough for you to get your act together. You need to get married as soon as possible!” Ethan ordered

grandfather in confusion. Ethan was the only person in this household that disliked Diane. He always gave her the cold shoulder no matter what she did to please him. Only some minutes ago, he had said

his mind? Was he now prepared to accept Diane into

his grandson’s confused gaze, Ethan picked up a piece of beef and slowly ate it. He then remarked, “Don’t look at me like that. Once you get remarried, I will introduce a

soup. He coughed and asked,

like Chelsea very much. I’ve taken her as my granddaughter, so I want to find her a suitor who would take good care of her. This is very important,”

on his face made Edmund a