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

Dolores stole a glance at Dolores who was standing beside the window before continuing, “We have a common enemy.”

“…”

Abbott felt it more interesting. He stooped and leaned towards Terry, “Describe it in details.”

Matthew, who was fondling Dolores’ hand like playing a toy, was still lowering his head. Nevertheless, when he heard that Terry and Dolores had a common enemy, his eyelashes slightly trembled.

Matthew was caressing the back of Dolores’ hand back and forth.

This matter was neither simple nor sophisticated. Yet it was hard to make it clear with a few sentences.

Terry pondered for a while, “Let me start from the very beginning. When I first met Ms. Flores, I was trying to get a customer for my cab. When she saw me, she acted excitedly as if she knew me, but indeed I didn’t know her…”

Terry narrated how he got to know Dolores, “My elder brother died six years ago. When he was alive, he was bribed by someone with money and deliberately knocked down a person with his truck and then disgusted it as a car accident…” He looked up at Dolores before continuing, “Ms. Flores was the victim of the accident. Luckily, she didn’t die. The cab driver died, and she was badly injured.”

Dolores slightly curled up her fingers and her palms broke into a sweat as Terry’s words made her recall her painful experience again.

At that time, some debris inserted into her caudal vertebra and they would compress her nerves if she didn’t have an operation, which would paralyzed her and therefore she would not be able to walk in the future. Nevertheless, if she was to have an operation, she had to have the anesthesia.

But she was pregnant back then and the anesthesia would affect the unborn babies.

She wanted to keep the babies, but she also didn’t want to be consigned to a wheelchair for the rest of her life.

Moreover, she could not afford to be paralyzed. Otherwise, who would take care of the children when they were born?

Who would take care of her mother when she was old?

So she couldn’t be paralyzed.

Neither could she abort the children. She was originally reluctant to give up the baby and was even more reluctant after learning that she was actually pregnant with a pair of twins.

They had been her flesh and blood at the moment she was pregnant.

As long as she was alive, she would make sure that they would be alive.

She would never give up them.

Therefore, in the end, she could only choose to have an operation without anesthesia.

When she recalled of the pain of her flesh being cut now, she would still tremble all over as if she was experiencing the sharp pain again.

pain. But as a woman pregnant with babies, she couldn’t faint and

and chose to have an anesthesia, it only

why she had

could forget them. Nevertheless, that pain was rooted in her memories and could not be

someone mentioned about it,

been six years, the sharp pain would still surged in her

suddenly clenched her

the wisps of hair around her ears were soaked by her sweats that were

by fear as she was entrapped

pull her into his arms and stoke her back with his

eyes and put her head on

beefy chest seemed to have

Dolores had exposed her

hugged Dolores tighter

knock down Ms. Flores. We reached collaborative agreement today so naturally we are partners. I and Ms. Flores only met for three times. The reason why we met this time was that she needed to buy a car. As she just comes back to the country and is unfamiliar

nose and

Dolores at the moment

sigh of relief and asked, “Do

a woman from the Herbert family, which is a powerful family. And it’s not that easy for us to reverse the

The Herbert family?

“Is it the Herbert family that is in control of

Terry nodded, “Maria Herbert.”

the perpetrator was when Dolores said she was

family was found

enveloped by silence and only

Abbott and asked in a

Abbott was rendered speechless.

was the one to be blamed. He wanted to have a good laugh at Matthew

was this

hadn’t he realized that it

being too close with

to understand something

just guided Dolores to pick a car, yet was pounded

he mumbled, “Can rich people bully others

none of his business,

Maria Herbert.