Mr. Nelson Winning His Ex-wife's Heart
Chapter 278

Chapter 278

Chelsea gave Zuri a smile. "Do you think I can still be bullied by her?"

"Diane would bully me from these aspects."

"First of all, she thinks that Edmund doesn't love me. But now, it's obvious that she is wrong."

"Second, she has always liked to laugh at my family background. Now that I have the Ellis family as myback, she has to apologize to me honestly."

"Third, she'll probably laugh at me for my shabby accessories. But no matter the dress or the necklacetonight, it's enough to crush her, isn't it?"

Hearing Chelsea's analysis, Zuri was stunned.

She murmured to Chelsea, "Chelsea, how do you become so rational and confident now?"

Chelsea gave such an answer. "Achieving a certain level of success in the career can really make aworld of difference to a woman."

Now Chelsea was still gentle and kind, but without losing her sharpness.

In the face of Diane's unfriendly attitude towards her, she could fight back and protect her dignity andpride. This was the best state she could be in.

After they arrived at the banquet hall, Zuri was surrounded by reporters as soon as she got out of thecar. They were trying their best to take photos and interviews.

Chelsea, as the mastermind behind the scene, quietly slipped away during Zuri's interview and waitedfor Zuri at the banquet.

Sure enough, Diane came to the banquet with Purple.

When Chelsea stepped into the banquet hall, Diane and Purple were chatting happily.

Chelsea knew that Diane had cooperated with Purple to film a period drama. She also knew that it wasvery likely that Luka had decided to start "The Crown" in advance because of this matter.

According to Diane and Purple's character, their period drama was likely to be deliberately aimed at"The Crown".

Although Purple might not be able to write a good script, when the two dramas collided, it wasinevitable that the outsiders would compare them, which was quite annoying.

But for Diane and Purple, it must be very enjoyable. Their purpose was probably to make trouble forthem.

Seeing Chelsea come in, Diane and Purple gritted their teeth. They were both stunned by Chelsea'slook tonight.

Chelsea was wearing a simple but carefully-designed black evening gown. In addition, there was theemerald necklace. The green jade turned out to be a perfect match with the black dress, which broughtout her gracefulness and charm.

Chelsea gave Zuri a smile. "Do you think I can still be bullied by her?"

Even though Chelsea tried to keep understated in the banquet hall, she still attracted the attention ofsome people, especially the men.

Purple said mockingly, "Why would Mr. Nelson fall for an ugly duckling like her?"

The video of Edmund being slapped for asking for a kiss was spread all over the Internet, and Purplesaw it. She immediately recognized that the person who slapped Edmund was Chelsea.

Seeing the news at that time, Purple stood up from the sofa in shock.

Luka agreed that Chelsea was his girlfriend, which was already enough to make her despair. She didn'texpect that Edmund also liked Chelsea, which completely shocked her.

Who was Edmund?

He was a mysterious big shot in the business world of Vertoak. Compared with a relativelyapproachable celebrity like Luka, Edmund was a cool, unapproachable person.

Not to mention slapping Edmund, it was already difficult for them to stand with Edmund in their life, butChelsea even did not care about Edmund.

Thinking of this, Purple said, "She is really capable. Mr. Pierce has never had a scandal, but heannounced that she is his girlfriend. And a big shot like Mr. Nelson, had fallen in love with her?"

Purple didn't tell Diane that she liked Luka, and Diane didn't tell Purple that Chelsea was Edmund's ex-

wife.

Hearing Purple's criticism of Chelsea, Diane sneered and said, "There are some women who are sogood at seducing men. Roy Ellis, the prominent screenwriter, was also bewitched by her, wasn't he?"

If Edmund knew about Diane's evaluation of Chelsea, he would definitely object.

Chelsea relied on him to lead her in bed, except for the time before their divorce when she wassuddenly passionate, not to mention being good at sex.

Hearing Diane mentioned Roy, Purple gnashed her teeth with jealousy.

Like Eugene Lewis, Roy was the leading screenwriter and the idol of every screenwriter. Purplenaturally yearned for collaboration with Roy.

Purple also wanted to participate in the screenwriting of Roy's new book, but Luka refused.

Luka said that Peak Entertainment had already recommended Chelsea and was sure that Chelseawould succeed. There was no need to recommend anyone else.

Even though Chelseo tried to keep understoted in the bonquet holl, she still ottrocted the ottention ofsome people, especiolly the men.

Purple soid mockingly, "Why would Mr. Nelson foll for on ugly duckling like her?"

The video of Edmund being slopped for osking for o kiss wos spreod oll over the Internet, ond Purplesow it. She immediotely recognized thot the person who slopped Edmund wos Chelseo.

Seeing the news ot thot time, Purple stood up from the sofo in shock.

Luko ogreed thot Chelseo wos his girlfriend, which wos olreody enough to moke her despoir. She didn'texpect thot Edmund olso liked Chelseo, which completely shocked her.

Who wos Edmund?

He wos o mysterious big shot in the business world of Vertook. Compored with o relotivelyopproochoble celebrity like Luko, Edmund wos o cool, unopproochoble person.

Not to mention slopping Edmund, it wos olreody difficult for them to stond with Edmund in their life, butChelseo even did not core obout Edmund.

Thinking of this, Purple soid, "She is reolly copoble. Mr. Pierce hos never hod o scondol, but heonnounced thot she is his girlfriend. And o big shot like Mr. Nelson, hod follen in love with her?"

Purple didn't tell Dione thot she liked Luko, ond Dione didn't tell Purple thot Chelseo wos Edmund's ex-wife.

Heoring Purple's criticism of Chelseo, Dione sneered ond soid, "There ore some women who ore sogood ot seducing men. Roy Ellis, the prominent screenwriter, wos olso bewitched by her, wosn't he?"

If Edmund knew obout Dione's evoluotion of Chelseo, he would definitely object.

Chelseo relied on him to leod her in bed, except for the time before their divorce when she wossuddenly possionote, not to mention being good ot sex.

Heoring Dione mentioned Roy, Purple gnoshed her teeth with jeolousy.

Like Eugene Lewis, Roy wos the leoding screenwriter ond the idol of every screenwriter. Purplenoturolly yeorned for colloborotion with Roy.

Purple olso wonted to porticipote in the screenwriting of Roy's new book, but Luko refused.

Luko soid thot Peok Entertoinment hod olreody recommended Chelseo ond wos sure thot Chelseowould succeed. There wos no need to recommend onyone else.

The implication was that Purple was not good enough to write the trial draft, and she was almost pissedoff.

Diane and Purple were gazing her unfriendly. Chelsea could sense it, but she ignored them and stoodalone, waiting for Zuri.

Edmund and Roy walked in at this time, and their entry naturally caused a sensation.

Roy's new book was a best seller at the time of its release, and the rights to adapt his new book hadbeen rumored for a long time, so everyone wanted to know who the rights will eventually go to.

Now that Edmund and Roy had attended the party together, the answer was self-evident. It must bethat the Nelson Group, which was under Edmund's control, had the right to adapt.

After seeing Chelsea, Roy walked over and asked her in a low voice, "Why are you here alone?"

Chelsea replied honestly, "I'm waiting for Zuri."

Because Edmund was next to Roy and his eyes were still on her, Chelsea had to look up and greethim, "Mr. Nelson."

After seeing Chelsea, Edmund was amazed. Thus, he couldn't help but praise softly, "You are sobeautiful."

It was obvious that the jade necklace was very valuable. Was it given by Roy?

Thinking of this, Edmund suddenly felt bad.

Hearing Edmund's unexpected praise, Chelsea replied calmly, "Thank you."

Roy glanced at Edmund unhappily. Everyone could see that Chelsea was beautiful tonight. He didn'tneed to say that.

Roy still wanted to say something to Chelsea, but a senior actor came over and greeted them. Thenthe actor asked, "Mr. Nelson, Mr. Ellis, is the screenwriter of this script settled?"

Roy introduced Chelsea beside him immediately. "Our screenwriter is here."

That person clearly didn't recognize Chelsea. Edmund said calmly, "She is Winter."

Seeing the expression on the man's face, Chelsea knew that he obviously didn't know who she was.She quickly introduced herself humbly and carefully again, "I am a student of Miss Lewis. I have been

writing the script under Miss Lewis's tuition all the time. This year, I have just become an independentscreenwriter."