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

“Dad, I’ll go with you.” Warner stepped forward.

Landon nodded, “Yeah, you coming with me is a good idea.”

Among his three children, his favorite is his eldest son. Although he had no talent in doing business, he was steady and had never troubled his family. Now, he was also taking care of the family business.

He glanced again at the other two, he immediately felt angry again.

“This matter is not resolved. You two are not allowed to go out. Stay home and think about what you did!”

“Dad…”

Maria wanted to explain that even though her intentions were selfish, it was true that she wanted to be useful for the family. If what happened hadn’t happened, she was sure they wouldn’t have been treated like this.

As soon as she said that, she was held by Sampson besides her, “Stop talking!”

“Why?” Maria was not convinced, “My original intention was to do something for the family. I didn’t succeed but it should not be unforgivable! It is unfair to treat us like this!”

Landon clutched his chest, extremely angry.

Not only did she not admit to her mistake, but she also refused to listen to his words?

“Okay now, stop talking! Can’t you see that Dad is angry?” Warner scolded her.

“Don’t pretend to be a good person in front of Dad. You are just afraid that Sampson and I will divide the family property and take your position in the group. That is why you are pleasing Dad in every way you can…”

“Enough!” Landon slammed his hand on the table in anger and coughed. His face turned red as he continued to cough and Warner patted him on the back.

“It has always been like that; Warner licks people’s boots outside and then come home to lick Dad’s boots.”

Warner was the only one in charge of the family business. Maria had been home at Herbert family’s house for so many years. Every time she mentions her desire to work for the company, Warner makes deliberate excuses to prevent him from going.

Didn’t this mean that he was afraid of losing the property?

“That’s it! Both of you get lost! Go back in your rooms!” Camilla couldn’t listen anymore. They were all her own children; they were all equally important to her.

“Let her talk!” Landon opened his mouth. He was breathing heavily, as if he was going to faint any moment now.

“Dad! Is it fair to leave the company to Warner alone?” Maria had been dissatisfied since a long time ago and now was her chance to say it all.

at her

you

not an old fool. He only attached importance to his oldest son, Warner, because he

psychology even though he disagreed with his decision, and became a psychiatrist. Now that he had come back, he didn’t know anything about

to learn? Besides, was doing business something that could even

ability, courage and

Sampson had none.

because she was capable and talented but because of her childhood he pitied her

tea, poured water

that she was a woman and was going

let her take them to someone else’s

It was impossible.

went to business school and learned with him after graduation before taking over

was not outstanding, he had been in the business world for many years. He had no ability to grow the company but

to hold the power so he too

down! They are just children, they are ignorant.” Camilla came

snorted coldly, “Children? They are

his wife, “No one is allowed to go out without

Camilla responded cautiously, for fear

now. I am afraid things

time had been short and not many people knew about it. If it

the matter, so he stood up

“I’ll drive!” Warner said.

“Okay.”

helped his father walk

at Camilla, “Mom, look how partial Dad is. He only believes in Warner

could she not know

enough, he would not have failed to use him. And Maria was

hard work and considerateness, Landon naturally leaned

reflect on it, and are still fighting with your family, how will your father be happy with you?” Camilla looked at his daughter, “You are a woman, and you will get married in

a part of this family?” Maria didn’t expect her to say

decade was

How patriarchal!

I was a girl, why didn’t you just strangle me to death when I was born? Why did you still take me in? It would just