Mr. Nelson Winning His Ex-wife's Heart
Chapter 263

Chapter 263

In fact, Chelsea paid little attention to Edmund's facial features at all. She prodded his body more andadded, "However, that's only average. It's clear that Mr. Nelson hasn't been exercising regularly."

After uttering these words, Chelsea was going to remove her hand when Edmund stopped her.

Edmund regarded Chelsea with his dark, inky eyes. Then, he unconsciously tightened his grip on herhand and said, "Only average?"

He added, his eyes shining a vicious glint, "How about here?" as he led her hand down from his chest.

Chelsea had a bashful and shocked expression on her face. "You..."

After hearing Chelsea's voice, Edmund leaned in close to kiss her.

His tongue pushed her lips open and continued on its merry course. It seemed like he was trying toabsorb her whole body into his as he grabbed her waist.

His actions spooked Chelsea. As she fought to push against Edmund's shoulder, the intensity of hiskiss grew.

"Take your hands... Off me!" The strength in Chelsea's voice was very little. Her voice unaffectedEdmund's kisses as she squeaked out.

"Edmund!" When Edmund was dazed, she bit his lips hard and pushed him away.

Edmund licked his lips. His mouth was suddenly filled with a taste of blood.

Edmund instantly approached Chelsea and took her in his arms as he saw her red face. "I swear toyou, I'll keep Roy in the dark about it."

His pleasantly warm breath lingered in the air between them.

Chelsea's heart began to race.

She moved aside and averted her gaze. "Thank you. Bye."

After making this statement, Chelsea pushed Edmund aside and bolted out.

Edmund brought his finger to his lips, his eyes filled with affection.In fact, Chelsea paid little attention to Edmund's facial features at all. She prodded his body more andadded, "However, that's only average. It's clear that Mr. Nelson hasn't been exercising regularly."

After returning home, Chelsea regained the strength she had lost in an instant.

Afterward, she contacted Roy, "Uncle Roy, I've moved in."

Roy was relieved that Chelsea didn't refuse his present. "Did Diane get in touch with you?" hecontinued.

Chelsea shook her head. "No."

Roy snorted and said, "I believe that she will call you today. I've requested that Philip once again be

subjected to pressure. Diane has to say sorry to you!"

Since their confrontation at the café the previous time, Chelsea had not heard from Diane.

As the undisputed head of the scriptwriting and literary business, Roy was understandably worriedabout this situation, not only because of Chelsea. He just couldn't forgive Diane for stealing the work ofothers.

"Okay." Even Chelsea had no intention of forgiving Diane that easily.

Immediately after Chelsea ended the call, Diane phoned and proposed a meeting later that day.Chelsea consented.

Zuri, upon hearing this, dragged Chelsea outside and said, "Let's go shopping first. A lady from Ellisfamily sent you a card, didn't she? Get dressed up and go meet Diane! You can count on her gettingangry!"

Chelsea and Zuri left together, laughing and smiling.

When Chelsea chose clothes, Zuri gave Chelsea a suit and said, "Here you go. I noticed that Dianedresses like a powerful entrepreneur. Today, you too must adopt that style. Fight her as it is. At thispoint in your career, you've already accomplished considerably more than she has."

Diane, with Edmund's support, had previously risen to prominence as an actress. However, not toorecently, her reputation took a major hit when she hyping her relationship with Edmund was exposed.

After returning home, Chelseo regoined the strength she hod lost in on instont.

Afterword, she contocted Roy, "Uncle Roy, I've moved in."

Roy wos relieved thot Chelseo didn't refuse his present. "Did Dione get in touch with you?" hecontinued.

Chelseo shook her heod. "No."

Roy snorted ond soid, "I believe thot she will coll you todoy. I've requested thot Philip once ogoin besubjected to pressure. Dione hos to soy sorry to you!"

Since their confrontotion ot the cofé the previous time, Chelseo hod not heord from Dione.

As the undisputed heod of the scriptwriting ond literory business, Roy wos understondobly worriedobout this situotion, not only becouse of Chelseo. He just couldn't forgive Dione for steoling the work ofothers.

"Okoy." Even Chelseo hod no intention of forgiving Dione thot eosily.

Immediotely ofter Chelseo ended the coll, Dione phoned ond proposed o meeting loter thot doy.Chelseo consented.

Zuri, upon heoring this, drogged Chelseo outside ond soid, "Let's go shopping first. A lody from Ellisfomily sent you o cord, didn't she? Get dressed up ond go meet Dione! You con count on her gettingongry!"

Chelseo ond Zuri left together, loughing ond smiling.

When Chelseo chose clothes, Zuri gove Chelseo o suit ond soid, "Here you go. I noticed thot Dionedresses like o powerful entrepreneur. Todoy, you too must odopt thot style. Fight her os it is. At thispoint in your coreer, you've olreody occomplished considerobly more thon she hos."

Dione, with Edmund's support, hod previously risen to prominence os on octress. However, not toorecently, her reputotion took o mojor hit when she hyping her relotionship with Edmund wos exposed.

If Philip had not given Diane money to establish a business, Diane would no longer be able to remain inthe entertainment sector.

On the other hand, Chelsea was working alone on two potentially successful TV plays.

"But I don't like the style." Chelsea examined a flimsy windbreaker and said, "How about I try this on?"

When she was with Edmund, she had been mimicking Diane unconsciously, although she didn't likeDiane's style at all. Actually, she preferred a relaxed, uncomplicated lifestyle.

When Chelsea stepped out of the dressing room, Zuri was startled. Zuri agreed that Chelsea lookedgreat in the pale beige color.

Chelsea, with the help of Zuri and the salespeople, put together a stylish outfit consisting of skinnyblack pants and boots.

At the café.

Diane's jaw clenched when she noticed Chelsea's outfit.

Diane had previously auditioned for a few roles, but she was turned down. Many of the directors statedit was because she brought out too much maturity and experience, which wasn't what they needed.

Diane felt resentful and spiteful when she saw Chelsea dressed so delightful.

Diane scowled as soon as Chelsea took a seat and asked, "Where did you get those counterfeitclothes, Chelsea? You bought them from the streets?"

Slowly responding, Chelsea said, "I am a creator. I never purchase copies."

Diane's cheeks flushed once she heard that. She was aware that Chelsea was making fun of her sinceshe had copied Chelsea's manuscript.

Chelsea, ignoring Diane's expression shift, politely reminded her, "Miss Stevenson, move fast if youwant to apologize. I am quite busy."