Convenient Marriage: Mr. Nelson's Love Trap by Hannah Baker

“Mom, I’m sorry, don’t abandon me…”

Matthew was stunned; he looked down at her hands which were holding onto his collar. His tender gaze fell on her face and she looked very much in pain and was close to hysterical.

Matthew frowned, “Dolores?”

Dolores could not hear him. She appeared to be in a daze. She looked very troubled but then very quickly she came to her senses and let go of Matthew and then fell into a deep sleep. Matthew slowly straightened up, looked at her for a couple of seconds before turning around, and left the room.

Helen was seated on the sofa and holding tightly onto a glass. Every second that Matthew was in the room was torture for her. Didn’t this woman need to take care of her mother in the hospital? Why did she have time to come back?

Helen knew about Abbott going to investigate Dolores and that was why Helen sent someone to A country ahead of Abbott’s man. She managed to kill the woman who gave Dolores the business. She was able to fake that the woman jumped to her death. This was also the reason why Abbott was unable to find out the truth of what happened that night.

She spent all her effort to prevent Matthew and Dolores from having time together. She paid all the people in Dolores’ mother’s apartment complex to gossip and slander against Jessica resulting in her hospitalization. With Jessica’s hospitalization, Dolores will have less time with Matthew. But little did she expect this woman to not remain at the hospital.

She was even carried by Matthew. Helen became distraught when she thought about this. As a result, she forgot to control her expression. When Matthew came out of the room, he could see Helen’s expression and he walked over to her silently.

Helen stood up and blurted out a question, “Is Ms. Flores ill?”

Matthew didn’t answer immediately but sat on the sofa. He crossed his slender legs and slowly looked up indifferently at Helen, not revealing his thoughts.

Helen was gripped with anxiety as she was fearful of Matthew in that manner. She cautiously asked, “Matthew…”

“What?” He grinned, “What’s up?”

It didn’t seem like something was amiss. Helen composed herself and sat beside him. Since he did not mind her presence, her anxiety eased considerably.

the contract for the land at Repulse Bay.”

came with Abbott was that she heard that Matthew wanted the contract of

it. It was ideal for tourist and resort development which

office because he wanted

worried that Matthew would give it to the Flores Group because of their relationship. She didn’t care

an auction for this piece of

her question was straightforward, how could Matthew not detect her motive with such a simple

her, he placed his arm over her shoulders, “Helen,

stunned. What did he

changed?” Helen was

looked at her,

looked into his eyes. She had never seen the coldness

lost control of her usual obedient and sensible self, “I’m

out of Matthew’s embrace and covered her face with both her hands and said painfully, “I’m afraid that you will give this parcel of

no one could understand. After a while, Helen’s cry became sobs. She knew that she needed to tolerate but there were also times that she needed to use her tears and pity to secure a man’s

himself. He stretched out his hands to bring her into his embrace again. “Do you feel so

sobbed, “I’m just afraid of losing

Matthew sighed, “You won’t.”

and wasn’t as pure as she seemed. But she was with

In the room.

by the ringing of her

photo of the neighbor in her mother’s apartment complex. From the