Mr. Nelsonn Winning His Ex-wife’s Heart

The backlash against the Stevenson family was getting out of hand. Flora feared that Diane might be attacked for a long time, so she felt sending her abroad was the best decision.

Diane shook her head vigorously. After biting her lower lip hard, she uttered resentfully, “No, I won’t run away! I will stay back and fight all my enemies. Why should I run like a coward? Since they made me suffer, I will make their lives a Living hell. They must pay!”

This decision didn’t go down well with Flora. She said persuasively, “Let it go, Diane. Edmund doesn’t deserve you. You need to move on since he dumped you. Your father and I will deal with him while you live a good life abroad.”

Flora didn’t want Diane to risk her Life just because she wanted to get back at Edmund and the others. She wanted her daughter to move on even though she loathed Edmund too.

She believed that going abroad would give Diane a fresh start. After all, Edmund wasn’t the only man in this world. Love might find Diane if she put everything behind her, including that scum of a man.

At the thought of this, Flora continued, “Forget about that idiot. I’ll help you find another man. This one would cherish you with his life!”

“Mom, stop it! Do you ever care my feelings?” Diane yelled at her.

Of course, I care about you. But you felt nothing big when you broke up with your foreign boyfriend and came back

man. She and Philip had groomed her to see men as stepping stones. Power and wealth

told her to do so. Flora thought she was still that sensible. She was shocked to

stay back because I love Edmund. In fact, I hate him now. The only reason why I want

pride. She couldn’t accept rejection because she had gotten whatever she wanted

did the dumping, not

wanted to marry him. To make things worse,

helpless. She could only keep mute and watch her daughter

asked all

“First, I have to make a comeback to the entertainment industry as soon as possible. Only

years. Plus his great wealth,

would do anything to protect