Mr. Nelsonn Winning His Ex-wife’s Heart

Chapter: 56

“I promise not to let you down, Mr. Pierce. I’ll put in my all for this project.” Chelsea couldn’t help declaring her steadfastness in making the play a success.

Performing excellently was the best reward she could give Luka for banking on her. And she intended to do just that.

Luka didn’t say much. He just acknowledged her appreciation and reminded her to finalize the script as soon as possible before hanging up.

“Woo-hoo! ALL the problems I was facing regarding the project have been solved. I don’t have to quit, Zuri!“ Chelsea’s joy knew no bounds. She jumped up and went to hug Zuri tightly. She was so happy that she didn’t need to revise the script or meet with Edmund concerning the project again.

Zuri, who was being crushed in her friend’s embrace, murmured, “Wow! Why did Edmund compromise? This is incredible.”

To some extent, Zuri knew Edmund because she was also a part of the film industry. She knew that Edmund wanted Nelson Entertainment to become a household name even though it wasn’t anything important for the powerful Nelson Group. He had been investing a lot of money in different movies and TV plays over the past few years. For every film he invested in, the production team had to satisfy his every whim.

Zuri was

to fathom the reasons for

today, so Chelsea bade her farewell and took a

apartment for Orlando. It wasn’t until she discovered that he was not

on her sofa, she got a text message from Orlando. He revealed that he left not long after she left Last night. His company had distracted the attention of the fans and he was able to sneak out without their

a prayer. She didn’t want to get into trouble because of Orlando. Her time was

bag of snacks that he brought Last night. There were also some bottles of

at the wound on her arm. She had to admit that Orlando was such a caring

changed into a pair of shorts and a T-shirt. She decided to go to the supermarket to buy groceries to be used while she locked up herself at

apartment and was

them were good at

were twins. It was said that they were from a poor family and they grew up in a remote village on the mountainside. The Nelson Group’s charity foundation funded their