A string of conflicting questions swirled in Edmund's head. He badly wanted to question Chelsea, but
this wasn't the appropriate time. He gulped down the wine in his glass as if he wanted to drown his
confusion.
The night was already far spent when the banquet ended. Gerry and his cohorts were wasted at this
time. With the help of Luka, Edmund put them in a taxi and sent them off. He then got into his car and
left with Fay. All the while, he didn't spare his ex-wife a glance.
Chelsea was beyond joy that he completely ignored her. She wanted to make a clean break with him,
so she hitched a ride in Luka's car.
On the way, Luka glanced at her and said with a smile, "You surprised me tonight, Chelsea. Who would
have thought that you were such a good drinker?"
"As they say, it's not good to judge a book by its cover. Anyway, Gerry won't pester me anymore, will
he?" Chelsea asked with a smile.
Luka's heart ached when he heard that question. It turned out that she had decided to stand up for
herself today without asking for his help.
He nodded slightly and answered, "Yes, I'm dead sure he learned his lesson tonight. He won't do such
a thing again."
"Thank goodness." Chelsea lowered her eyes and sighed. It was as if a thousand drums were been
beaten in her head.
One of the repercussions she constantly faced after drinking was a serious migraine. However, she
pretended as if she was perfectly fine.
After Luka dropped her off, Chelsea walked into her apartment lazily and collapsed on the sofa like a
log of wood.
She was almost dozing off when her doorbell suddenly rang.
"Who the hell came here at this time of the night?" Chelsea massaged her temples as she dragged
herself out of the sofa. When she looked through the peephole, her eyes met with the image of the last
person she wanted to see at her doorstep. It was Edmund.
The sight of him got rid of her dizziness. She didn't want to let him in. She stepped back, thinking of
what to do next.
"I know you are in there, Chelsea. Open up!" Edmund said after he didn't get a response for a while.
"Why are you here at this time? Do you have anything important to say?" Chelsea asked biting her
fingernails nervously.
"Yes," Edmund answered quickly.
"Okay, spill."
"Come on, you don't expect me to stand here at this time and speak to you with a door to my face, do
you? Let me in," Edmund demanded in a displeased tone.
His words didn't move Chelsea at first. But on second thought, she realized that if Edmund stayed
outside to speak, he would disturb her neighbors. She had no choice but to open the door.
Edmund walked in and closed the door. Chelsea stepped back and folded her arms defensively. She
then asked, "What do you have to say?"
Staring at her seriously, he uttered, "Earlier tonight, you said that you once quit drinking because of an
accident that happened four years ago? What exactly happened?"
Only if he had made such an effort during their marriage. Again, Chelsea was surprised that he listened
to her words attentively and bore them in mind. Waving the thought aside, she opened up to him
without mincing words. "The accident I was referring to was the one where my father and brother
drugged me and sent me to your bed on that unfortunate night."
Edmund pursed his lips without taking off his gaze from her face for a second. His guess turned out to
be correct. However, a strange emotion filled his heart when he heard it straight from the horse's
mouth.
Alas! Chelsea had always maintained her innocence ever since, but he never believed her.
It just didn't sound right that biological relations could do such a despicable thing in a quest for wealth.
Edmund had come to the conclusion that Chelsea was just telling lies to exonerate herself from what
she had a hand in. In his eyes, she just wanted to earn his sympathy while still keeping the title of Mrs.
Nelson.
After thinking about everything that happened, Edmund squinted and asked, "Does this mean you
never wanted to marry me? If so, you should have kicked against it. Why didn't you?"
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