Mr. Nelson Winning His Ex-wife's Heart

Chapter 13 Wrong Perception

Once again, Chelsea's indifference towards Edmund made his blood boil.

If looks could kill, his glare would have lit up Chelsea's body on fire.

Edmund found it hard to believe that the submissive and timid woman he once knew was now so eloquent.She had changed into a completely different person now that they were divorced.She even dared to stare at him dead in the eye.

What he didn't know was that she had been gentle while they were married , because she loved him at that time.

Now that Chelsea had gotten over him, she would no longer be nice to him.

Under the gaze of Edmund and Yusuf, Chelsea got into the Uber that she ordered and left.

Yusuf got over the shock as the car drove off.He asked incredulously, "What happened? Tell me my eyes were deceiving me.Why did Chelsea just scold you? She used to cower in your presence, didn't she?"

Everyone in Edmund's inner circle knew that Chelsea used to be a devoted wife to him.

They had witnessed her being submissive all the time.Even when Edmund treated her badly, she never got angry.

As a result, the way she was so bold and rude to Edmund just now shocked Yusuf to the bone.

What shocked him even more was that his friend didn't bother to reprimand her.

Yusuf knew Edmund to be a cold man who would never go easy on his opponents in the business world.

and continued to lead

submissive and nice Chelsea used to

boulder in his chest

second later, he

the trash can beside

jaw dropped at the sight

Edmund?

his

words shouldn't get to

never treated

and tried to calm his

this is for the best.Since she's pretending

away.He lit another cigarette and took

he inquired, "How are you so sure that

do you mean?" Yusuf

and said slowly,

mouth to say something.But he decided against

Edmund was getting himself

hard to get.She was Clearly

exactly when a woman wanted nothing to do with a

discerned from Chelsea's behavior.But Edmund clearly couldn't

further, Yusuf kept his opinion to himself.He knew that his friend's ego would be battered more than it already was if he shared his

were often