Mr. Nelsonn Winning His Ex-wife’s Heart

She knew that Garry Williams was an irresponsible fellow who never gave Chelsea breathing space in the past.

It was said that Chelsea had given him and her father Hilton Williams all the money in her bank account before she had gone abroad, so they could get off her back.

Chelsea had cut all ties with them since then. She hadn’t told them she was back in the country. It appeared that Garry traced her and was making trouble for her now.

“Gosh! She needs to be saved!” Without thinking further, Fay rushed to Edmund’s office. She knocked on the door and entered before he even asked her to come in. In an anxious tone, she uttered, “Mr. Nelson, something bad might happen to Chelsea. She’s in danger. You need to save her!”

“What happened? How is she in danger?” Edmund asked with a frown as he put aside the documents he had been working on hurriedly.

“I just spoke to her on the phone. Someone was shouting and kicking the door in the background. It seems to be Garry. I’m afraid that he might hurt her!” Fay replied, shaking uncontrollably.

seat once he heard his

that Garry was greedy, shameless, and troublesome. He had witnessed how Garry pestered Chelsea for money for three good years, so he suspected

fact that Garry was still a pest annoyed Edmund greatly. How could aman be so useless and shameless at the same time? Besides, where did

it was Edmund who satisfied the greed of Garry and

it just because he wanted to get rid of them. Although they kept

she was nothing but a

divorcing him and throwing away the important title of Mrs. Nelson. Edmund pondered, frowning

and grabbed his car key. Rushing to the door, he

you.” Fay turned

boss was fond of either losing his tongue or speaking rudely whenever he was in Chelsea’s presence. She wanted to be there to make sure things didn’t get worse between the two

Chelsea’s residence at a high speed. Fay had to cling to the roof handle for dear life.

from the door. Nonetheless, he continued to swear and shout at the top of his lungs. There were two other policemen talking