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

Sampson’s hand froze in the air. Money couldn’t make him happy.

Dolores opened and shut her mouth, unspeaking. She couldn’t utter the question – ‘Is Maria your mom mentioned just now your girlfriend?’

But Sampson seemed not to want others to mention this subject.

So she didn’t ask the question.

Sampson lifted his head and found the print of five fingers on her face. He furrowed his brows and asked with pity, “Who planned this?”

Dolores had no idea about it, but she guessed it might be Helen as she was the biggest threat to that woman. Helen was afraid of her being intimate with Matthew.

“I have no proof.” This was just her assumption and couldn’t be deemed as the final answer.

Sampson reached out, intending to stoke her face, but Dolores subconsciously dodged backwards. Having not touched her face, Sampson felt a bit disappointed inwardly, but he pretended to be annoyed on the surface, “What? Can’t I touch your face?”

Dolores didn’t mean to dodge his touch, it was just that she subconsciously disliked the touch from the males.

Sampson smoothed her hair, “Lora, you felt shy just now.” Then his face darkened, “The wounds on your knees…”

Although her bones didn’t get hurt, the superficial wounds were quite serious.

“Try to bear it.” He was cleaning the wounds just now, and now they needed to be bandaged. She would feel pain when he applied the medicines to them.

Dolores nodded. When Sampson was cleaning her wounds, it felt quite painful, but she just gritted her teeth to endure the sharp pain because she had known earlier that for some kinds of pain, no one could replace her to endure it.

No one would feel pity for her!

She could only let herself be stoic!

“Okay.” She curled her lips into a straight line.

Sampson glanced at her for two seconds and tried to amuse her, “If you can’t bear it, you can bite my arm.”

Dolores smiled cooperatively, but she felt a heavy stone in her heart. Since Helen’s plan was foiled this time, she was wondering whether Helen would have other plans thereafter.

Dolores found herself possessing nothing all of a sudden.

How could she fight against Helen?

drooped, so he didn’t notice her weird expression. Fearing that she might feel pain, he tried to distract her by talking to her, “Don’t worry, this medicine won’t affect the baby in

Dolores nodded.

Sampson was really thoughtful.

her belly. This child might be the greatest comfort for her

The baby was safe.

felt no bellyache and didn’t feel

was brave and

bandaging her wounds, Sampson lifted his head and found sweats on her forehead, “Tell me when you need my help.

to find out whether the things

the company and her working position was quite close to Helen’s, it was convenient

brought over a basin of water for wiping away her sweats and the cold compress on her

offended?” Sampson asked. Judging from her swollen

don’t have any proof. But I guess it should be Helen White, Matthew’s girlfriend. She seems to be holding

upset when he thought of Dolores’ marriage with Matthew. Luckily, they would divorce one month later. “Let me take

would confess

take care of her in the future and would not let her

it clearly and

hand, she was unfamiliar with this region, on the

morning as she was quite restless

new

Your legs get hurt, and it’s unsuitable

she wore a pair of pants, it

long enough to cover

best. But she felt stressed in the face of such kindness, for she didn’t know

be so good to me?” She asked

friends like brother and sister. Isn’t it my duty to take care of you? Don’t be so polite

reached out to stroke her nose, “You’re going to be a mother,

him and walked into the room with the dress in her hands. She then took

breakfast, Sampson sent

to her parents’ house. With the rights to develop the Repulse Bay, which was given by Matthew, she would have a chip

with money could she fight against those who wanted

money was not that much, at least it could

her not to return the money, she

the car was now heading towards

car soon came to a

out of the car. Although she could still walk, she could feel the sharp pain in her knees when she took every step. She withstood the pain and walked towards the