Mr. Nelson Winning His Ex-wife's Heart

But surprisingly, Edmund not only stood out and admitted it openly, but also said that he only hoped that Chelsea would change her mind, successfully changing the situation where Chelsea was scolded on the Internet.

Moreover, she also didn’t know who was manipulating the situation behind and successfully dragged her into this mess. The target of ridicule on the Internet was now on her.

The post that produced manipulation said, “It turned out that it was the big star Diane who stole the screenwriter’s husband.”

Someone commented below, “Remember those rumors about the big star Diane Stevenson and Edmund Nelson previously? It’s so disgusting to even think about them now.”

“I heard that the Stevenson family and Nelson family have been friends for many years. It’s impossible that Diane doesn’t know that Edmund has been married. But she still deliberately spread rumors of being with him. Obviously, she is pretending to be an innocent Snow White.”

“She’s no Snow White. She’s the ugly witch!”

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angry that her lungs were about to

her again. Purple’s tone was shocked and angry. “Miss Stevenson, is

“Miss Stevenson, you’re deliberately tricking me, aren’t you? Why didn’t you tell me earlier about the history of them? I’ve messed with Chelsea several times. If I offend Edmund, how can I develop my

almost went crazy when she knew that Edmund

was just some rich coxcomb, and thus she dared to abuse Chelsea on the Internet all the time. She had never thought

Becker and his team were destroyed. Because they had humiliated Chelsea

she had known this a few days earlier, she would not have come up with this idea

and said, without offending

you can have

about to cry because of Diane’s words. She knew that she had no talent any more, or that she had never been talented. She just took advantage of the adapted

it was Diane who mentioned it directly, Purple lost face. She gritted her teeth and asked Diane, “Since you think I’m not competent, why did you hire me

to say proudly and disdainfully, “Why else? You have a bad character, so