Mr. Nelson Winning His Ex-wife's Heart

Yusuf removed his headphones and scratched his ears while he watched a play on the monitor screen in the café's staff office.

Diane yelled so loudly that Yusuf felt his eardrum nearly burst.

Edmund was concerned that Chelsea came to meet Diane by herself, so he raced here early in the morning after telling Anne to protect Chelsea.

Edmund brought Yusuf as a spectator.

Through the security footage, they had just now witnessed the altercation between Chelsea and Diane.

Chelsea clearly had the advantage the entire time.

Yusuf did not anticipate Chelsea expressly stating that she made love every day.

He ridiculed Edmund by raising his eyebrows and asking, "Having sex daily? Edmund, you are so dynamic."

Edmund's eyes were still glued to the computer monitor, and he didn't even glance at Yusuf when he asked, "Your skill falls short of your desires now?"

Yusuf felt really humiliated.

Why was Edmund's tongue so sharp?

Having heard Chelsea's words, Edmund felt somewhat parched. He could not help but reflect on the three years of their marriage.

Even though he had sex every night at home, it was seldom.

He went on at least a one-week business trip every month due to his excessive workload. He and Chelsea could only engage in sexual activity fifteen days a month due to Chelsea's menstrual cycle.

Therefore, this was not a matter of physical strength for Edmund, but rather the requirements of a typical man.

Chelsea and Diane confronted each other at the table.

Diane raised her hand to her face to wipe off the coffee.

Today, in order to appear superior to Chelsea, she applied delicate makeup, but it was damaged, making her feel ashamed.

Diane yelled with wrath, "Chelsea! I am not through with you!"

After pouring the coffee, Chelsea took a few steps back and maintained a safe distance from Diane, in the event that she rushed over frantically.

Anne also approached, feigning composure.

If Diane attempted to inflict harm on Chelsea, she would immediately intervene.

Chelsea looked at Diane with disapproval and asked, "Diane, didn't you want to pour it on me first? I just retaliated."

If Chelsea had not fought back, she would have been splattered with coffee.

Diane wiped the coffee off her face and pointed at Chelsea. "You..."

"I must remind you that you are here to apologize to me today," Chelsea interrupted promptly.

Diane couldn't even utter a sound.

How could she sincerely apologize to Chelsea now that she had a dispute with her? It would be her greatest act of kindness if she refrained from tearing Chelsea apart.

Exasperated, Diane turned back, grabbed her special edition purse, and walked away in high heels.

Chelsea said softly behind her, "Diane, your options are limited. Just two opportunities are remaining."

Hearing Chelsea's statements, Diane stamped her heels harder and harder.

After Diane's departure, Anne laughed loudly. "I have not seen you for over a year, Chelsea. You've become so powerful now. It's fascinating to observe Diane's failure right now."

Anne had gone overseas to study before Chelsea and Edmund's divorce.

Anne did not anticipate that following her return, she heard that Chelsea had divorced Edmund. In addition, she had moved overseas and changed her phone number, so Anne was unable to contact her.

Chelsea hid her hostile expression from Diane and responded with a grin, "If I continue to be subservient, she will bully me again and again. I apologize for not having contacted you sooner."

She then approached Anne and hugged her.

At the time, Chelsea believed that because she had severed ties with Edmund, she should avoid contacting anyone in his immediate vicinity lest Edmund suspect that she had ulterior motives for approaching him.

Anne patted her generously on the shoulder and said, "It's Okay. I am aware that you have your own challenges."

In the midst of their conversation, Edmund and Yusuf approached from close by.

When Chelsea saw that Edmund was also present, she was initially astonished and then felt so uneasy that she wanted to vanish immediately.

Did Edmund hear her conversation with Diane?

Chelsea took a glimpse in Edmund's departing direction. In such a distant office, the door was closed, so he was unable to hear it.

With this in mind, Chelsea was able to relax.

Edmund asked Chelsea with care as he stood before her, "Are you okay?"

"I'm OK," Chelsea said with a forced smile.

Chelsea felt awful despite the possibility that Edmund did not hear what she had spoken to Diane.

So she answered hastily, "There is something else I must attend to. I am currently departing. Let's talk another day."

She then turned around and was about to depart.