Mr. Nelson Winning His Ex-wife's Heart

Chapter 105 Phone Call

Judging by the expression Alena had on her face, Sonya knew that Edmund insisted on sending her abroad.

She plopped on the sofa and burst into tears.

"Mom, I don't want to go abroad. How am I supposed to survive in an unknown land? I can't live without you. Please let me stay here," she said, crying like a child.

Sonya knew that Alena loved her so much, so she deliberately said those words to stir up sympathy in her heart.

As expected, Alena's heart broke when she saw her beloved daughter in tears. For Alena, Sonya was the only one she had now. Her husband had cheated on her and gone abroad. Edmund was busy running the company, so he didn't have time for her.

The presence of Sonya was the only thing keeping her sane. Her daughter filled a void in her heart.

This was why Alena pampered her so much. She never wanted to see her source of joy being so sad.

Alena was depressed at the thought of getting separated from Sonya. Gritting her teeth, she vowed firmly, "Don't worry, dearie. You won't go abroad. Not on my watch!"

Sonya wiped her tears and said angrily, "Mom, I think it's because of that bitch called Chelsea. Edmund turned against me because of her. Please don't allow him to send me away."

"Huh? What does Chelsea have to do with this?" Alena asked confusedly.

She was aware that her former daughter-in-law was back in the country. However, she didn't think that Edmund would have anything to do with her, let alone turn against his sister for her sake. After all, he had always hated Chelsea.

Sonya filled her mother in on how she and Diane conspired against Chelsea by informing Garry of her location. Afterward, she added with resentment, "I think that bitch reported to Edmund. And that's why he wants to drive me away. She's getting into his head!"

Alena reasoned that Sonya had it all wrong. Shaking her head, she uttered, "That's impossible! Edmund will never treat you like this because of Chelsea. You are his sister and he loves you. Who will choose an outsider over his blood relation? Most definitely not my son!"

Sonya cried again, "Mom! You have to believe me. I'm dead sure about this!"

Sonya believed without a shadow of a doubt that Edmund was doing this to her just to please Chelsea. After all, this came just after she plotted against Chelsea. Content protected by Nôv/el(D)rama.Org.

With her eyes blazing with hatred, Sonya cussed out, "Chelsea is a scheming bitch! She definitely has something up her sleeves. Why did she cooperate with my brother's company as soon as she returned? More so, why did she write a script that reflects the love triangle between her, Diane, and my brother? Ugh! I hate her so much!"

Hearing these words, Alena gradually began to see reason. It annoyed her so much that Chelsea was making her daughter cry now, so she asked, "Do you have that bitch's number?"

"What do you want to do?" Sonya inquired, wiping her tears.

"Isn't it obvious? I want to scold her! She's such a shameless woman. Even after divorcing my son, she's still hovering around him like a pest. I want to give her a piece of my mind!"

Elated by these words, Sonya sat up and took out her phone. She quickly fished out Chelsea's number and gave it to Alena.

Alena dialed the number immediately.

Chelsea was working on her laptop when her phone suddenly rang. Without looking at the caller ID, she answered the call and pressed the phone against her ear.

"Chelsea!" A mean roar wafted into her ear as soon as the line connected.

Chelsea moved the phone away from her ear and frowned. The voice was familiar. It sounded like Alena's.

Why did she call her all of a sudden?

"Hello! Good day, ma'am," Chelsea said politely despite her irritation.

"You shameless bitch!" Alena scolded rudely.

It was indeed Alena. Without hesitation, Chelsea hung up the phone and blacklisted the number.

Gone were those days that she put up with Alena's scolding. She wanted nothing to do with the Nelson family.

Besides, why was Alena scolding her? She hadn't done anything wrong to them.