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

Randolph?

Why was he here?

Dolores opened the door immediately. After she got out, she thought about something and turned around to look at Matthew, “Go back now. I am afraid your presence will upset my mother.”

Matthew saw the people in front of them too. He was the one who brought up the divorce before, so Jessica had every reason to detest him.

Besides, Randolph was here too. It would be inappropriate if he followed Dolores.

Matthew nodded. He laid his eyes on the little girl in Jessica’s arms. The little girl had black hair which was combed into two ponytails. She had a fair and innocent face. Under the curly eyebrows was a pair of bright, big eyes. She looked like a delicately-carved doll. She was like an angel.

Then he looked at Dolores. Out of consciousness, he held the steering wheel tighter.

He had to admit that Dolores had two lovely children.

The boy was smart and the girl was adorable.

“You are not in such back luck.” Though abandoned by her father, she still had her mother. And now she even had two lovely children.

“What?” Dolores looked at him in confusion.

She didn’t understand what he meant by that.

Matthew reached his hand to move a string of hair from before her eyebrows and eyes to behind her ear, “Nothing. Go ahead.”

Dolores froze and then nodded, “Okay.”

The she closed the door and walked quickly towards Jessica. She dragged away Randolph who was pestering Jessica. Dolores stood before Jessica and glared at Randolph, “What do you want?”

“Lola...” Randolph looked at his daughter. The hands that were hanging beside his body were closed together now, “Your father was wrong.”

Six years ago, when the company was facing the plight, Annabelle stole the money and ran away. Beulah was still in prison now because of what she did back then.

When Randolph was faced with the plight, it was Dolores who had always been neglected by him that helped him.

At present, Dolores didn’t want to argue about who was wrong and who was right any more. She had let it go. She said with peace, “Don’t come find us anymore.”

Then he carried up her son and Jessica carried Simona in her arms.

Randolph run to catch her, “Lola.”

“If you keep pestering us, I will call the police?” Dolores’s face darkened.

at Simona who was in her arms and said with his eyes a bit red, “These are your

Dolores’ patience

look pretty. Just like you.” Randolph still wanted to chat, “I don’t

you

card from his pocket

Dolores didn’t accept it.

looked embarrassed, “You can think me as a friend. Maybe you will need my

Dolores looked at him.

much in these years. His hair on the temples were already white. She left in an emergency that year and didn’t know how he toiled through the

reached her hand to the

got out of

like a child who had committed a mistake

be a lie if she

was her father

running in her body was connected with

“Let’s go. Don’t be fooled by

felt nothing but

would never forgive

around with faint sadness and resignation and

asked, “How

road, he came across us. He pestered me and wanted to talk to me. He asked me if Samuel and Simona were your children. I

hurt Jessica, so she didn’t try to persuade her. Because

two children by her side, Dolores paid all her attention to them. As for the things in the past, she had let go many of them. Beulah had been imprisoned and

had got

you mustn’t contact him.” Jessica ordered Dolores, afraid that Dolores

and

interrupted her. Two children were listening to their

it and shut up quickly. She fondled Simona’s hair,

her head. She didn’t understand what granny meant. She only knew granny seemed to

Samuel heard everything and

husband, mummy’s

forgive him for what he

early now. You

her head hard, “I

person in the world. She didn’t have

let’s have pizza today.” Full of affection, Dolores reached her hand to pinch Simona’s cheek, “Simona is the

me?”