Mr. Nelson Winning His Ex-wife's Heart
Chapter 1011
As soon as they got home, Edmund answered the phone. Chelsea saw that his face changed, and then heard him say, “Tara jumped off the building?”
Chelsea was shocked and quickly looked up at him.
Edmund talked on the phone for a while and hung up.
Chelsea asked him in surprise, “Tara jumped off the building?”
“Well, yes.” Edmund told her in detail, “The person I sent over to watch her said that she was hystSonyal after seeing our public list of your pregnant B-ultrasound, and then answered a phone call and went crazy.”
Edmund glanced at Chelsea and explained, “When you were asleep, there were actually some eye-popping videos about her past spreading on the Internet, of course, they are all gone now. I guess she committed suicide because she couldn’t bear it.”
“Indecent video?” Chelsea hurriedly dragged him to Ethan’ house when he woke up. She didn’t have time to look at her phone until now, and naturally she didn’t know anything about this.
her about it in order not to
know who leaked it. In short, it was the last
Chelsea sighed.
to any woman. She doesn’t know who
and found that it was Trevor Spence. Chelsea was a little puzzled, why
Trevor in front of Chelsea because he was too busy, so he answered his
call Tara answered before she died was
cry, “It’s terrible,
by his wife, after all…
the reason why his wife is so cruel to her is their affair, which made her feel resentment until
did you know?” Edmund regained his calm after the
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