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

She thought that she could be very calm. When she heard Matthew’s reminder, she was mentally prepared but when she saw Randolph now, the past memories that were hidden in her heart, the wounds and the pains, were always there.

She thought that she had gotten over it but in fact, she had not.

Randolph’s face took on a slightly ghastly expression. But, he was the one who had to beg others now and since he had already lost his face, what for to conserve his dignity?

‘Wham’, he knelt right at Dolores’s feet, “Lola, the company is about to close down as there is a collapse during the project. It hurts people and there is a conflict with the owners. Dad also already has no solution, help Dad one time.”

Originally, he was facing a lawsuit because of the project and now it even involved people’s lives. It was fortunate that Dolores gave him the contract of Repulse Bay so he could sell it to get some money. He compensated the family of the people who died with a large sum of money and he managed to settle this problem privately.

However, regarding the collapse during the project, the relevant department was very strict about this. He would be held accountable inevitably.

The company could not gain revenue that could cover a large amount of money invested in this project. So, the capital chain of the company fractured and the company was facing closure.

Dolores looked at the man kneeling at her feet. Her hands clenched tightly and trembled. She did not want to admit the father-daughter relationship with him, did not want to admit that she had been hugged by him and did not want to admit that she affectionately called him dad before.

Such a man knelt at this moment.

To say that she totally had no feeling would be a lie. She was really not that hard-hearted.

Dolores did not say a word. Randolph thought that she refused so his eyes flashed with anger and resentment, “I have already done whatever you said last time. Beulah and I had divorced and she left without taking any money as I didn’t give her anything.”

This was one of the reasons why Beulah went crazy. Before she married Randolph, she was a barwoman with no money and power. After she married Randolph, she never went out to earn money but just led the lifestyle of a noblewoman.

How could she survive from being divorced without taking any money?

She had already mingled with the circle of upper-class noblewomen before. She was unwilling to go back to do that kind of inferior job.

She had already gotten used to lead a high-level lifestyle.

In addition, Randolph blamed her for the matter that happened to the company, saying that the reason the company would be in such a crisis was that she had infuriated Matthew. She failed to let Matthew become their ally but instead, she let him become an enemy who harmed them.

Randolph also told her about Dolores’s words in which Dolores would help him get through the difficulties encountered by the company as long as he divorced her.

So, he forcibly pulled her to the Civil Affairs Bureau to divorce her.

And Beulah blamed Matthew for all these. If he did not pretend to be lame and deceive others, how would she let Randolph bring Dolores and her mother back from abroad?

be lame, she would not let

frantically tried to win Matthew’s heart for

this was

not pretend to be lame, everything would

failed. She felt that this man was still as heartless as

her and her

close to shedding tears, “If it wasn’t Beulah who got a son in her belly last time, I wouldn’t have been so unforgiving. You

could not bear to hear his words

so much hatred that her nails were almost

entire body was

noticed her agitation. He reached out his uninjured hand to hold her hand, wrapping it

wide, firm

could inexplicably soothe

mind gradually

“You leave here first.”

“Lola…”

to help you!” Dolores yelled. Her emotions were somewhat uncontrollable as she could easily

the things done by Randolph could

Matthew clasped her

something but Matthew interrupted him, “If you

if Randolph was reluctant, he also dared not

silent. Coral, who was on the side, also dared not utter a word. She originally thought that it was a family

heart ached

one who was hurt the most

her face, “It’s embarrassing to let you guys

her head and her hair had covered most of

his lips and did not say anything

be easily forgotten with

this kind of

very much, seeing him in

you want to eat? I’ll make it for you if you want?” Coral changed the subject, trying to

said, “I want

not like sour and