Mr. Nelson Winning His Ex-wife's Heart
Chapter 85 An Extremely Embarrassing Scene

Chapter 85 An Extremely Embarrassing Scene

It was obvious that Purple's assistant was pertaining to Chelsea. Everyone present knew that. Zuri wasso annoyed that she began to turn around to give Purple's assistant a piece of her mind.

Chelsea stopped her and shook her head at her. The last thing she wanted right now was for her bestfriend to be impulsive.

Whether it was in the writing world or in the scriptwriting world, Purple didn't have a good reputation.She was too fond of making trouble for others.

When she was a writer, whenever there was another author who took the number-one place on thebestsellers list from her, she never failed to make that author's life miserable.

Later, Purple entered the scriptwriting world. As a new player in the game, she didn't dare to go againstother senior scriptwriters publicly, but she played a lot of tricks. One of those tricks involved employingonline rumormongers to slander other scriptwriters.

Purple was the kind of person who couldn't stand seeing others happy and successful, and she waswilling to kill any spark of joy that didn't belong to her. Chelsea thought it was a bad idea to provokesuch a hateful woman.

After Chelsea and Zuri entered the elevator, Zuri snapped, "Purple is just jealous because Mr. Piercechose you to write the script for The Crown. Purple hasn't written anything good since that play Mr.Piece himself starred in. If she doesn't write another stage hit soon, Mr. Pierce will definitely fire her."

Zuri disliked evil people, so she was particularly sharp-tongued at the moment.

Zuri knew better than anyone else how hard Chelsea had been working during the past few years.

Chelsea had been working on the detailed outline of her script for four years. She even wrotebiographies for each of her characters. She was a brilliant scriptwriter, and she got to where she wasright now through her own painstaking efforts.

Purple not only changed her profession to become a scriptwriter but also became well-knownovernight. However, the quality of her scripts was getting worse and worse, and the content wasmediocre at best.

Chelsea told Zuri, "Don't lower yourself to their level. We just need to do our job well. It doesn't matter ifwe work silently because eventually, our success will make all the right noises."

Feeling helpless, Zuri replied, "You are just too kind, my friend."

Chelsea smiled and didn't say anything. Zuri shook Chelsea's arm and declared, "Kindness to the badis cruelty to yourself, do you understand?"

"I do. Yes, I suppose you're right," Chelsea nodded.

Soon, the elevator doors whirred open, and Chelsea and Zuri walked out, laughing.

Zuri cheered Chelsea on. "Come on! Okay?"

Chelsea joked, "The last time you encouraged me like this was when I had sex with Edmund for the

first time."

After saying that, Chelsea looked up and saw Edmund and Fay standing in the corridor not far away.

Judging from the suppressed smile on Fay's face, Chelsea came to the horrifying realization that theyheard what she just said.

Chelsea wanted to faint on the spot.

What an embarrassing scene!

Her ex-husband heard her dirty joke about him.

She used to be so dignified and serious in front of Edmund, and she even blushed when she slept withhim.

Chelsea felt her cheeks and ears burn, but she couldn't turn back now. She had to bite the bullet andproceed forward.

She didn't care about her image in front of Edmund now anyway.

Thinking of this, Chelsea finally calmed down and walked up to Edmund.

She greeted the two politely, "Hello, Mr. Nelson. Hello, Fay."

There was a hint of disbelief in Edmund's eyes. He was shocked by his ex-wife's words.

But when Chelsea approached, the shock in Edmund's eyes changed to surprise because of herappearance today.

Edmund knew that Chelsea was going to go on a date this noon. So, this was what she was going towear for the date?

Why was she all dolled up like that? Was she so eager to get married again?

Thinking of this, Edmund's face darkened, and he looked extremely unhappy.