Mr. Nelsonn Winning His Ex-wife’s Heart

Chapter: 40

Diane sighed and said, “I’ve told you times without number that you need to cut down on your alcohol intake, quit drinking coffee, and also stop smoking, but you have refused to listen to me. Now, see what’s happening.”

There was a hint of displeasure in Diane’s voice. She couldn’t help gritting her teeth when she remembered how Chelsea used to make coffee for Edmund every morning

It annoyed her that Edmund didn’t Like the coffee she made for him now. She had thought she was good at it. But he always frowned after taking a sip. He’d then dump it.

Not only did this break her heart, but she was also mad at Chelsea for making Edmund’s taste buds only comfortable with her coffee. She was fed up with wasting her efforts, so she decided to make him quit using his stomachache as an excuse.

This was the only way she could make sure Edmund never compared her with Chelsea in terms of coffee making.

Edmund didn’t utter a word, nor did he nod in agreement. It was pretty obvious to Diane that he wasn’t going to take her advice.

the two of them got into the car, Diane asked tentatively, “By the way, what

bad,” Edmund

asked, “Don’t you think

about the ending?” Edmund inquired in

and lived with happily ever after. On the other hand, the princess of the neighboring country, who was his first love, died

table in fury when she listened to the script outline a while ago. If Chelsea wasn’t the one who wrote the script, she wouldn’t have taken offense. However, she felt that Chelsea had written the script based on

love. He was already in love with a princess

did the storyline seem so similar to their

Edmund’s own marriage had ended and he was now with his first love. Could it be that Chelsea sought comfort in writing this script because she couldn’t have

He agreed that the similarity was uncanny. However, he didn’t see anything wrong with the ending. It

as the story progressed. Only the protagonists that were still alive could end up together. I

true love. The love the prince and the princess shared was also

court, battlefield, and church. She took good care of him when he was in danger. Without her help, the prince would have never become king. The best reward he could give her for her loyalty was to