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

Dolores calmed herself down, “Mister, please return by the same route. I forget to bring a thing and I have to come back to the company to take it.”

The driver pretended not to hear it.

Dolores raised her voice, “Stop please!”

The driver drove faster and said in a cold voice, which was quite different from his gentle voice before, “We haven’t arrived at the destination.”

Dolores became breathless at the moment. Her remaining reasons reminded her that she couldn’t be panicked at this moment. She slowly moved her hand to her leg, trying to take out her phone to ask for help.

The driver perceived her intention and suddenly jammed on the brakes. Being caught out of the guard, Dolores’ phone slid down her hand.

“Who… Who are you? What do you want to do?” Dolores tried hard to suppress her terror and panic.

The driver almost floored the accelerator and shot her a glance from the rearview mirror, “Lady, you have offended someone, right? I was just hired by someone.”

Dolores’ heart thumped and her hands trembled slightly. Who wanted to set her up?

Was it Helen White?

“I can also give you money!” Dolores attempted to negotiate with the driver.

The driver glanced at her. Judging from her cheap clothes, she didn’t seem to be a rich person.

The driver was not convinced.

Seeing that they are more out-of-the-way, Dolores made a bold decision. She would have a glean hope of survival if she jumped out of the car, but if she just sat in the car obediently, she couldn’t imagine the consequences.

She twiddled her hands again and again and finally made up her mind to unlock the safety lock and then pulled open the car door.

The driver shot her a glance, “If you jump out of the car, you may die, or at least your skin would be peeled. You can’t run away!”

Even though she couldn’t escape, she could not just sit in the car and let the driver take her away! If that was the case, she would meet her end.

She was also afraid of that, but she had no other choice.

She reached out to stroke her belly, “Babe, please be strong.”

The wind was blowing and messed up her hairs. But she was quite determined at this moment.

She plucked up her courage and jumped out of the car.

her face facing the ground after jumping out of the car. She instantly felt the burning pain from her knees and it felt like all her blood was rushing

ran desperately after

that she would jump out of the car. He stopped the car, got off it, and

she had to endure the sharp pain for every

she was clear

was about to catch

Dolores simply ran like mad with all her

desperately for

someone might be in the grove. In

towards the light while shouting ‘help’, hoping

and was then caught by the

road and attempted to jam her

arm. The driver screamed in pain and slapped her

endure the pain, the driver loosened his grip. Dolores took the opportunity to squirm free and ran even faster than

The driver chased after her again but was tripped up by something

that the light

ran to the villa and banged on the door, “Help,

knocking was

at this moment, the driver caught up to her. He stared at Dolores who was already cornered, “Escape? Go on! Let me see

a deaf ear to his words and increased the strength when

she could finish her words, the door was slowly opened and a lean figure walked out. As he was walking against the light, Dolores

as her knees gave

to see the lean figure pouncing over

Sampson called

wear a smile and found it was Sampson,

two knew each

a glance but didn’t chase after him as Dolores was his major

Dolores into the villa. Under the bright light, he

hurt?”

strength to utter a word. Since she was relaxed at this moment, the pain had deprived all

“I’ll go get the medical kit and clean your wounds so that I can

woman,” asked a lady. She looked elegant and posh in a suit with her hair tied up and was wearing a

was now looking up and down at

was also studying the lady who was dressing elegantly and seemed to be from an

Here…

decoration. The big crystal chandelier on the ceiling was glowing white lights and illuminated the whole living hall,