Mr. Nelsonn Winning His Ex-wife’s Heart

She reminded herself that her draft wouldn’t pass probably. But it was still worth a shot.

Zuri had no work recently so she paid Chelsea a visit often. She had her meals at Chelsea’s apartment ever since she was discharged from the hospital.

Chelsea could tell her friend was doing this out of genuine concern. The two of them didn’t disturb each other and stayed out of each other’s way. When Chelsea was working, Zuri would sit on the sofa and watch a play by herself. Other times she would study the script of her new play.

That morning, as soon as Zuri entered Chelsea’s apartment, she exclaimed, “Shit, I heard that Edmund’s mother attempted suicide.”

Chelsea, who had been busy making coffee, was stunned. “What?” she asked, unable to believe her ears.

Alena had committed suicide?

After kicking off her shoes, Zuri came in and handed the news screenshot to Chelsea. “Yes and it is all over the Internet.”

surfed the Internet all day long. Hence she was up to

picture of Edmund with disheveled hair, taken in the middle of the night from the hospital. Someone confessed to hearing Edmund and his mother quarrel over his

guess Alena must be dissatisfied with

a word and she had done all the talking. Turning to Chelsea, she said, “Don’t

of warning in her voice, “I’m telling you, don’t be softhearted and withdraw the lawsuit. You need to sue Sonya for what she did. Alena is doing all this in the hope that

isn’t trying to please his mother and

dare he! If he continues to protect his

smile, Chelsea handed a cup of coffee to Zuri and asked, “Is Alena

worry. How could someone Like Alena really hurt herself? I guess her suicide is just a show. People like

fierceness. Chelsea said nothing but continued to

didn’t admit it, Alena’s suicide attempt had made her waver in her

want anyone to be harmed because of her. She almost told herself she should forgive Sonya. And she wouldn’t be regarded as the one creating a rift between Edmund and his family. After all, at the end of the day, she was