Mr. Nelson Winning His Ex-wife's Heart
Chapter 32

Chapter 32

Chapter 32 Lovers' Argument

"I have been experiencing stomach upset lately, so I don't want to eat steak today.I'd rather have aplate of salad or something else that's easily digestible."

Edmund turned down Diane's suggestion indifferently.

A glint of sadness leaped into Diane's eyes.She was a lover of steak, just like Edmund.

They always had steak whenever they were eating together.

Their love for steak was one of the few things they had in common.

Although it sounded as if Edmund didn't just want to dine with her, Diane managed to convince herselfthat he was indeed suffering from a stomach ache.She ditched her sad expression and put on aconcerned one.She touched Edmund's side and asked, "Does it hurt very much now?"

"Uh-huh!"

Edmund nodded as he walked.His stomach upset had been recurrent in the past year.

Almost everything he ate made him feel uncomfortable.Most of the meals he ate during his marriagewere cooked by Chelsea.He always had three full-course meals every day at that time.

Chelsea had made his diet one of her top priorities.She always reminded him not to eat any kind offood outside in order not to have a stomach upset.

He used to be irritated by her constant reminder.But after they divorced, he realized that she was rightall along.

Since he ate just about anything to satisfy his hunger recently, his stomach was always upset.

Diane sighed and said, "I've told you times without number that you need to cut down on your alcoholintake, quit drinking coffee, and also stop smoking, but you have refused to listen to me.Now, seewhat's happening."

There was a hint of displeasure in Diane's voice.She couldn't help gritting her teeth when sheremembered how Chelsea used to make coffee for Edmund every morning.It annoyed her that Edmunddidn't like the coffee she made for him now.She had thought she was good at it.But he always frownedafter taking a sip.He'd then dump it.

Not only did this break her heart, but she was also mad at Chelsea for making Edmund's taste budsonly comfortable with her coffee.She was fed up with wasting her efforts, so she decided to make himquit using his stomachache as an excuse.

This was the only way she could make sure Edmund never compared her with Chelsea in terms ofcoffee making.

Edmund didn't utter a word, nor did he nod in agreement.

It was pretty obvious to Diane that he wasn't going to take her advice.

After the two of them got into the car, Diane asked tentatively, "By the way, what do you think of thescript today?"

"It's not bad," Edmund replied simply.

Diane gritted her teeth and asked, "Don't you think the ending is strange?"

"Strange? What's strange about the ending?" Edmund inquired in reply.

After breathing to prevent herself from showing her angry side, Diane explained, "I think it's ratherstrange that the woman who the prince hated was the same one he stayed married to and lived with

happily ever after.On the other hand, the princess of the neighboring country, who was his first love,died in the end.The genre of the play is romance.But the princess's death is a tragedy.Don't you thinkit's unreasonable for it to end that way?"

Anger bubbled in Diane's throat.She had wanted to bang the table in fury when she listened to thescript outline a while ago.

If Chelsea wasn't the one who wrote the script, she wouldn't have taken offense.

However, she felt that Chelsea had written the script based on the love triangle between the three ofthem.

The prince had been forced by the king to marry a woman that he didn't love.He was already in lovewith a princess from a neighboring nation.He wanted to marry her but the king kicked against it.

Why did the storyline seem so similar to their lives? The only difference was that the prince's first lovedied and his wife became his new love.

Edmund's own marriage had ended and he was now with his first love.

Could it be that Chelsea sought comfort in writing this script because she couldn't have him? Did thismean she still hadn't gotten over him? Several thoughts went through Edmund's head after Dianepointed out the so-called discrepancy in the script.He agreed that the similarity was uncanny.

However, he didn't see anything wrong with the ending.It was unusual but excellent.

"Things changed as the story progressed.Only the protagonists that were still alive could end uptogether.I don't think the ending is unreasonable."

Edmund expressed his thought.

"Why did the story have to progress like that? The play is about true love.The love the prince and theprincess shared was also important.They should have ended up together!"

Diane didn't change her point of view.

The tempo of her voice increased as she argued.

"The prince's wife had gone through a lot for him.She had seen through all the plots from the court,battlefield, and church.She took good care of him when he was in danger.Without her help, the princewould have never become king.The best reward he could give her for her loyalty was to love herback.Don't you think it would be unfair if he had walked out on his marriage after all they went throughtogether? Think about it.For me, the ending is perfect."

Edmund thought he had made a good point.But Diane still didn't see reasons with him.His explanationonly fanned her fury.