Mr. Nelsonn Winning His Ex-wife’s Heart

“Why do you suddenly care about her preferences?” Yusuf asked with a smile. Edmund pressed his lips together, and Yusuf finished candidly, “You need to carefully crosscheck your heart and find out the exact feelings you have for Chelsea.”

Those closely involved in a relationship could not see as vividly as those outside. As bystanders, Yusuf and Chris could both notice the change in Edmund’s attitude to Chelsea, however, Edmund himself had not. Being his good friends, they had to point this out to Edmund to make him see his heart clearly. They didn’t want him to lose Chelsea again.

Edmund glanced at the two but chose to remain silent.

The two of them remained silent as well. They all knew that Edmund seldom expressed his true emotions. He was the sort of man who kept his feelings to himself.

Yusuf commented on Edmund’s character in his mind. He appreciated how calm he was. But the truth was, inside his heart, thunder was rolling. He was simply good at pretending.

Before the dinner was over, Alena called Edmund. Edmund hadn’t answered Alena’s phone call the whole day. She had rung him up several times. Knowing she would find this rude, he chose to answer it now.

Before he could ask her what it was about, she exclaimed, “Edmund, there is a charity dinner this weekend.”

forehead. “I can’t attend the party. I am quite busy

She definitely wanted him to take Diana as his female companion and then strengthen his

Philip, he saw no reason to agree to such

After a short pause, she went on, “I would like you to take Sonya to the party so that she can meet

so?” he asked with a tinge

think it

to the party. If he agreed, the person who would go with

stop Sonya from going abroad. She even intended to

knew she changed her boyfriend

quite picky and wouldn’t settle for a man

easy to get Sonya

excellent man for Sonya than I do. You should take up the responsibility of Sonya’s marriage. I am pretty sure I don’t have a suitable candidate for her.” In short, he had

told, the men he knew had outstanding disposition. None of