Mr. Nelsonn Winning His Ex-wife’s Heart

Chelsea knew that Zuri felt sorry for her, but she still comforted her, “Violence doesn’t solve anything, Zuri.”

Zuri suggested, “You can come Live with me for a while. My place has excellent security, and Garry won’t be able to barge in unless he gets the ability to walk through walls. Besides, you spend most of your time writing your script at home anyway. If he can’t find you, he will eventually stop Looking.”

“But you’re a popular star. It’s not appropriate for me to live with you,” Chelsea said, a little worried.

“Stop talking nonsense. I’ll get you a key right away, okay? It’s nice of Fay to let you stay in her place, and I do trust the woman. I just don’t trust her boss. With you there, you’re easily accessible to Edmund, and I won’t have that.” Zuri was a woman of action, and she did whatever she wanted.

Chelsea stopped Zuri immediately, “No, don’t get me a key. It will be troublesome if I lose it. It’s okay. I’ll just stay here for a few days.” Chelsea didn’t think that Edmund would take advantage of her staying in Fay’s place to get to her

Why would he go out of his way to bother his ex-wife?

“Fine. What are you planning to do in the future then?” Zuri asked worriedly.

I have no choice but to

hide her hate of Garry and Hilton. “Those two men are so shameless. They don’t work at all, yet they have the nerve to hurt

only they’d tried to be helpful and self-motivated, my mother wouldn’t have

many years of depression and frustration. And all her unhappiness was caused

didn’t expect her mother to end up like she did after being so

her mood and continued to work and concentrate on

the only thing that wouldn’t let

decided that she would devote herself to her writing and then build herself

prawns with peppers, Wellington steak, and roast turkey

watched TV in the Living room and waited for Fay to get

and said apologetically, “Chelsea, I can’t make it home for dinner. I

at the delicious food on the table, she

much that she couldn’t possibly finish them all