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

This bastard!

Samuel glared at Matthew and his eyes almost popped out.

Matthew chuckled, feeling inexplicably pleasant when seeing this little boy being angered.

With a panic look, Dolores dodged his hand, lifted Samuel into the car, and then left the scene.

Samuel looked out of the window and made a face at the annoying Matthew.

Matthew knitted his brows and cursed ‘nasty child’ secretly.

Bryan walked over and watched the leaving car as Matthew did, asking, “Shall we come back?”

Matthew took off his suit jacket, tossed it towards Bryan and then headed towards his car.

Taking the suit jacket, Bryan twitched his mouth. Not daring to make a complaint, he followed Matthew in strides.

Sitting in the car, Matthew caressed his brows and couldn’t help but chuckle when thinking of the moment when Dolores appeared.

Bryan, who was driving the car, studied him from the rearview mirror, feeling extremely curious about their relationship.

Who was that woman?

She did manage to let Matthew laugh like a nympho.

Oh gosh, it’s rare, really rare.

“Mr. Nelson, is that kind of woman your cup of tea?” Bryan was really curious. It was true that that woman was good-looking, but she had two children who were already five or six years old. Why did his boss molest her?

Was that because he preferred young married woman?

Young married woman did have unique charm, but how could his boss take fancy to the one who had given birth to two children?

What if that woman had a husband?

Then would he be a home-wrecker and secretly date that woman?

The more Bryan thought about his, the harder for him to suppress his impulse to laugh out.

felt excited by merely

slowly opened his eyes and asked in an emotionless tone,

prefer women who

who have given birth to a child have their special charms. Judging

hearing the words ‘given birth to a child’, Matthew felt inexplicably fretful. He pulled his collar, “Will you die

stopped talking and studied the man who had uncertain moods

a good mood, but suddenly turned gloomy. Oh god,

arranged a

but he lay tossing and turning and kept thinking

He couldn’t fall asleep.

that she was a pure and meek woman, but now, she became confident and the speech and deportment she had when she was talking eloquently about her profession made

man by her side when she

phone and made a phone call to Abbott, asking him to investigate Dolores’ living conditions over the past years as well as

caring so much for a woman? He even never cared so much about Helen whose identity is now Maria Herbert. He has gotten more and more indifferent during the past years, but now

figure out why Matthew would take fancy to Dolores since although they had gotten married back then, they didn’t

understand this, yet no one could answer

up the phone,

intentions without even answering

attempt to conceal his emotions. The gentleness in his eyes when he was thinking about Dolores disappeared and was

with you and Maria? I heard from

was the reason why

about his marriage, but also about the business connections between the Nelson

to cancel the

the country

a driver who came to pick Matthew up. Matthew didn’t look tired from the several-hour long journey and asked the driver to head to the Nelson Mansion

the car windows quickly and the car soon stopped in front of a magnificent yet low-key mansion which had high and magnificent doors as well as a courtyard. The round arched windows and

open the door. Then Matthew stooped and got off the car composedly. He stood in front of the first gate

road that was paved with marbles,

took a step forward and greeted Matthew, and then continued,

nodded slightly to show that

living room look more solemn. There was a man leaning against the cushion on the black wood sofa – that was Jayden Nelson,

for the woman sitting beside Jayden, Matthew felt bothered to even

his suit jacket, handed it to the servant and then headed towards the sofa and

sitting on the sofa straightly. He

will handle it.” Matthew replied briefly without

so indifferent. It was all