Mr. Nelson Winning His Ex-wife's Heart
Chapter 100 Fay’s Story

Chapter 100 Fay’s Story

And since it was Sonya who did it, then Diane probably took part in it.

It was impossible to persuade Sonya to be kind to Chelsea. Edmund thought carefully about how todeal with Sonya, his troublesome sister.

He suddenly recalled what Diane had said to him not long ago. She said that Sonya couldn't live likethis all the time, so it was better if she was shipped off abroad to study there.

On the one hand, if Sonya left Vertoak for a period of time, her scandals would cool down and soon beforgotten by the public.

On the other hand, if she was sent far away to fend for herself, she might build a little bit of character.

At that time, Edmund thought that if he sent his sister abroad, his mother would violently react andmake trouble for him again.

He ended up getting a headache while trying to figure out how to discipline Sonya, so he decided not totake action just yet.

But at this moment, he felt that Diane's idea wasn't bad at all.

Regardless of his mother's reaction, Edmund was determined to send Sonya abroad.

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Meanwhile, Chelsea arrived home. She grabbed a suitcase and stuffed it with her clothes and some

personal belongings. She also took her computer with her. Then, she went to Fay's home.

As Edmund's right-hand woman, Fay was one of the leading elites in the city and made a lot of money.

Therefore, her apartment was located near the building of the Nelson Group. It was in an excellentlocation and covered an area of about one hundred and fifty square meters. The interior was designedsimply but elegantly, just like Fay's style.

Fay led Chelsea to a south-facing guest room. "This is the room I had prepared for you. The lightinghere is good, and you may use my study as you please. I'm in the office during the day anyway, so Idon't really need it."

Chelsea replied, "Thank you, Fay. I really appreciate this."

After making Chelsea familiar with the whole apartment, Fay invited her to sit at the kitchen counterand chat.

Fay smiled and told Chelsea, "Leo's apartment is just opposite mine, but he doesn't live there."

"Really? Why?" Chelsea asked with great curiosity.

Why wouldn't Leo live in an apartment in such a great locale and environment?

"Because our mother comes here and lives with me for a few days from time to time. She always urgeshim to replace a girl to marry and settle down with. Leo's tired of it, so he moved out."

Chelsea laughed. "He is so interesting. It sure sounds like you two have a great relationship with yourmother."

Fay lowered her eyes and replied in a slightly gloomy tone, "Well, Leo has a great relationship withher."

Seeing the confused expression on Chelsea's face, Fay continued, "My mother has always preferredLeo over me. She used to say every day that she and our father would leave everything to Leo. Thefunny thing is, they really have nothing to leave him. The only money they have comes from me."

Chelsea was a little stunned. She couldn't believe that Fay's parents were taking her money just toleave it all to Leo.

"Every time she comes here, she only brings Leo's favorite food. My mother told me that she didn'twant Leo to waste time and energy to look after her and our father, but when I tried to cook for them ortake care of them in any way, she didn't care."

"Well, can't you ask Leo to talk to your mother about this?" Chelsea couldn't believe her ears.

Fay smiled with self-mockery. "He's tried. Many times, in fact. He's told her on many occasions that sheshouldn't play favorites, but she doesn't listen at all. Leo said that he would give me back everythingthat belonged to me. I didn't have the heart to tell him that I didn't care about the money. All I wantedwas our mother's love and affection."

"Oh, Fay. I'm so sorry to hear that. But I'm sure everything will be fine," Chelsea said, gently pattingFay on the shoulder and comforting her in a low voice.

"Yes, I'm sure of that, too. I have Mr. Nelson to thank, actually. If we hadn't been rescued by the NelsonGroup's charity foundation, I would have been forced to drop my studies and work to make money sothat Leo could go to school."

The story of Fay's life made Chelsea take pity on her. It was said that every family had its owndifficulties. Nothing could ever be truer.