Mr. Nelsonn Winning His Ex-wife’s Heart

Chapter: 55

Men are usually drawn by what they see. It was common for them to overlook a woman’s bad behavior if she was gorgeous.

Yusuf stared at Edmund’s unhappy face without saying anything.

Chelsea had drunk a lot in Zuri’s home. A lot of strange things had happened to her tonight. First, Orlando, the heartthrob of many drama fans, paid her a visit. Second, Luka protected her secretly. As she drank herself to a stupor, she wondered what Edmund thought of her now. His actions were unfathomable to her.

Chelsea and Zuri had a late-night chat. It wasn’t until three o’clock in the morning that they finally fell asleep. Despite sleeping so late, Chelsea woke up at the crack of dawn to make a delicious breakfast for her friend.

Zuri was pleased to see the table set when she woke up. As she munched on a mouthful of toast, she blew Chelsea’s trumpet. “Hmm! This is so delicious. As much as I hate to say this, I need to thank Edmund for giving me the opportunity to taste your cooking. Well, you know, you used to cook for him only.”

Chelsea smiled without saying anything. Recalling how she used to tend to Edmund, she felt pity for herself, so she didn’t want to talk about it.

Zuri asked,

from my ugly past. The sight of them reminds me of the pain. I always regret not standing up for myself when they made my Life a living hell. Now that I

had thought that she could put up with Edmund being the funder of the play. She wanted

though they were only at the first stage of the project. Her efforts to draw a line between Edmund and Diane were all in vain. She didn’t want to have anything to do with them, especially

reached out and

“I’m with you, dearie.”

breakfast when she received a text message from Luka. It read, “I have just been informed by the Nelson Group that you don’t need to revise the script. We can proceed to the next step now. By the way, they also

message. It came as a shocker to her that the script

make the work harder for her or worse still,

that the Nelson Group assigned someone to oversee the project in his stead was

Like someone had read her mind before she could opt out.

made these decisions,