Mr. Nelsonn Winning His Ex-wife’s Heart

“Chelsea Williams and I attended a training program for young screenwriters before. We stayed in the same room. I knew she had been the screenwriter for ‘The Crown’ and was experienced in this industry. So I show her my script and asked her for advice. My story is about the life of a girl from university to marriage. I didn’t expect her to plagiarize the content from my script.”

She also attached a picture to highlight the so-called plagiarized contents with colors

Chelsea clicked to open the picture. She was so angry that her hands trembled. Text © owned by NôvelDrama.Org.

Olivia also posted a picture of the so-called “evidence”. Actually, she just copied a few passages from Chelsea’s original script and randomly modified a few words, but she claimed that it was Chelsea that had copied her script.

However, that wasn’t the content in the script that Olivia showed her before.

Chelsea’s story was written based on the actual events between Zuri and Colin. In the beginning, she wrote a plot about how Zuri met Colin

When Zuri was at school, she was a famous spicy girl. Colin was a straight A-student and handsome, so the bad students disliked him.

One day, when the school was over, the bad students stopped Colin in an alley and wanted to bully him, but Zuri and Chelsea saw them when bypassing the place.

Angela’s Library

Zuri had a crush on Colin. Seeing the slim boy was pushed onto the wall by a bad student, Zuri immediately rushed up protectively to save Colin.

After teaching those bad students a lesson, Zuri trapped Colin between her chest and the wall, raising one side of her eyebrow, “Colin Smith, my mame is Zuri White. I rescued you today. Fate has stitched us together. We’re meant to meet each other.” It was quite hilarious.

Chelsea put all the details in the book. How could it be plagiarism?

Even if Olivia had such a scene in her play script, Zuri’s words to Colin and her behaviors wouldn’t be the same.

Moreover, Chelsea still remembered that the male and the female Leading roles met each other on the teaching building’s roof in Olivia’s script.

Chelsea pinched her phone, taking several breaths to calm herself down. It wasn’t worth being angry with such a nasty person as Olivia.

Right then, Zuri called her. She scolded Olivia on the other end of the line, “Is this Olivia nuts? That’s my real experience. How dare she slanders you for plagiarism!”

Zuri cursed in anger. She was furious about Olivia.

Things between her and Colin were the most beautiful and romantic memories. She agreed with Chelsea to write it into a novel because she trusted Chelsea. Olivia had completely sickened Zuri.

Chelsea was also enraged. “I never expect her to be such an indecent person. After the training program, I thought I wouldn’t have any contact with her. How can she slander me Like this?”

“Leave this matter to me, Chelsea. I’ll expose her myself. I’ll tell everyone on Twitter that you are writing about my true story. Olivia’s fucking bullshitting.” Zuri was pretty upset. “How disgusting.”

“Calm down, Zuri.” Chelsea could tell how angry Zuri was, so she tried to calm Zuri down.

“This is a tricky matter. We need to figure out a thorough solution. Her slander doesn’t make sense at all. I’ll think about it before we make any clarifications,” said Chelsea calmly, “Although that was your real-life experience, at that time, only you, me, and Colin were at the scene besides those bad students. What if Olivia slanders us for making up stories upon her script?

“We are friends, Zuri. If the evidence from you, it’ll be useless unless Colin or the boys can help us. As you know, you’ve offended all those bad boys. I don’t think they would be willing to help us clarity.”

Zuri gritted her teeth and said, “Colin Smith is just a heartless man. I wish he would die abroad!”

Zuri was so touchy because she couldn’t get in touch with Colin when she needed him. Hence, she thought he was way too hateful.

Chelsea hurriedly comforted her, “Calm down, Zuri. I want to figure out what we should do first. Let me talk to Olivia.”