Mr. Nelson Winning His Ex-wife's Heart

Chapter 1060

Although Chelsea had told the public that this novel was based on Zuri, she changed the names of the

male and female leading roles to protect Zuri and Colin.

“Later, someone involved in this event will testify it for me. Olivia, how did you manage to write the

exact scene of this real plot? You know we are not the same age. You’ve never studied in our high

school.”

After sending Olivia everything she wanted to say, Chelsea immediately blocked her.

Olivia, on the other end of the line, paled. She had never expected Chelsea to write a plot based on a

true story. She thought that Chelsea just made those things up. Hence, Olivia had taken the risk of

slandKatharineg her for plagiarism.

Her own script had never been read by anyone else besides Chelsea. Content (C) Nôv/elDra/ma.Org.

After Chelsea posted the two chapters, Olivia thought about this way to slander her and took action.

Then she waited next to her phone complacently, wishing Olivia to beg her.

She had believed that Chelsea had no evidence to verify her innocence, so Chelsea had to take it.

However, Olivia had never expected that Chelsea had written it based on an actual event, and

someone involved was willing to testify for her…

A N G E L A ‘s L I B R A R Y

After Chelsea’s plagiarism had become a trending topic, there were discussions online, but the public

opinion didn’t blame Chelsea. Most of the people online defended her.

Probably it was because all of Chelsea’s previous trends had been overturned before. Or, probably, the

public had known her well. Hence, not many of them believed Olivia’s slander.

Chelsea’s supporters said, “Ms. Williams is a talented screenwriter. Does she need to plagiarize?”

“Even if Ms. Williams quit being a screenwriter, she has the protections from the Ellis family and Mr.

Nelson. She doesn’t lack money or fame. Why would she tarnish the good reputation she had earned

by her hard work because of the plagiarism?”

“One’s appearance reflects their inner world. Through Ms. Williams* appearance, I can tell she hadn’t

plagiarized.”

“Ms. Williams’ teacher was Eugene Lewis. If she dared to plagiarize, Ms. Lewis would break her Legs.”

Some continued to slander Chelsea.

“Probably, she has used up her intelligence.”

“Men are born greedy. She probably couldn’t write anything but still wanted to have some fame, so she

took the risk of plagiarizing.”

Chelsea kept ignoring those discussions while waiting for Manny’s clarification patiently. Then she

reposted it to approve her innocence.

As soon as Manny’s clarification was posted on Twitter, there aroused an uproar online.

Those who slandered Chelsea and defended Olivia shushed instantly. Since the person involved in the

event proved it was based on the true story, Olivia’s slander became a farce.

Curses had flooded Olivia’s Twitter comment section. After a while as the heat abated a bit, Chelsea

posted another tweet:

“During the training program, Olivia indeed asked me to help her go through her script, but her story

was completely from mine. I wonder why she has slandered me by confusing right and wrong while I’m

pregnant. She owes me an apology.”

Chelsea’s post added fuel to the fire, but she didn’t think she had done anything wrong.

Olivia cursed the babies in her Gordony. Why couldn’t she ruin Olivia’s career future?

As soon as the truth was disclosed, Olivia’s reputation in the industry was gone.