Mr. Nelson Winning His Ex-wife's Heart

When Winston was leaving, he called Chelsea over individually. They talked at the end of the corridor for a while.

He asked Chelsea how she liked the training and how she had been doing recently.

Winston only took her as a younger sister now. Chelsea had chosen Edmund, and the two had experienced ups and downs, even Life and death. Hence, Winston didn’t think it would make sense for him to be persistent with Chelsea.

After he left, Chelsea went back to the hotel room for a Lunch break with Olivia. While they were walking, Olivia asked, “Holy smoke! Is Mr. Hopkins your friend?”

Chelsea explained simply, “His parents are friends of my parents.” Olivia exclaimed, “Chelsea, your network is huge. You must use it well.”

Chelsea paused her paces, glancing at her. “Use it?”

In Chelsea’s opinion, she wouldn’t use her relationships with Edmund or Winston to get benefits or create shortcuts.

Olivia answered, feeling a sense of

her calmly, Olivia could somehow tell that she was

gaze, kept silent, and walked

gingerly. Then she picked up her laptop and walked to Chelsea’s bed. She said in embarrassment, “I have been in charge of a drama project recently. The storyline stretches from campus life to marriage.

help modestly, so Chelsea had to agree,

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break, Chelsea didn’t nap.

it at noon and gave her

modestly. “Okay. I’ll

“Okay,” Chelsea answered.

in this field for many years. In the beginning, Eugene mentored her in person. She had independently written the script for “The Crown” and Roy’s new drama recently. Olivia was a green hand who had less than two years of experience

later, Olivia finished editing her project according to Chelsea’s suggestions. Chelsea read it again and felt