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

He was obviously teasing.

Fortunately, he hadn’t refused directly and made Simona sad, so his teasing was nothing.

Dolores turned her head around, feeling a lump in her throat, “Thank you.”

She turned to leave, but Matthew grabbed her wrist. He bent over and looked at Simona, “Daddy has something to say to Mommy, can you go out first?”

Simona was obedient and nodded vigorously. She lay on her stomach and slid down the table. Dolores, afraid that she was going to fall, stretched out her hand to pick her up but she refused, “I’m fine. You don’t have to hold me. Talk to Daddy.”

After saying this she walked out with little steps.

Dolores looked at her daughter’s little figure and her anxiety grew deeper. What would happen to her if she knew that the person that she had thought was her father was not her actual father?

Dolores didn’t dare to think any further.

How did she end up calling Matthew Daddy?

It was preposterous!

Dolores thoughts were drifting when Matthew pulled her and she suddenly fell forwards plunging right into his arms. Matthew wrapped his arms around her waist, making her body bump into his.

Dolores was startled, “This is your home. There are people outside.”

Matthew ignored her words and reached out a hand closing the bathroom door.

Dolores’s heart began to beat loudly as the door closed.

“Wha… What are you doing?”

Matthew didn’t answer her, only looked down at her.

She nonchalantly avoided his gaze, “The food is ready, it’s time to eat.”

Matthew hooked his fingers under her chin, forcing her to look up at him. His eyes were like a dark ocean, full of ferocious waves.

Dolores heart skipped a beat. She asked cautiously in a gentle voice, “Are you not happy?”

Matthew stayed silent.

Dolores became more upset, “Is it because of Simona? She has had no father since she was a baby and she might have mistaken you. Don’t mind her, I will…”

“You really weren’t taken advantage of that night?”

She didn’t understand the sudden question.

She stared at him blankly for a few seconds.

“You mean…” She suddenly felt nervous, knowing what he was talking about.

when she woke up, she wasn’t wearing any clothes on the top part of her body

only thing she was sure of was that she wasn’t raped. As for what exactly Sampson did to her, she didn’t

eyes, not avoiding his gaze anymore and said calmly, “I don’t know what he

touch her, but

she had woken up a few minutes later, she didn’t know what the consequences would

gently, hiding the tears that

she was being undressed flashed into Matthew’s

“I’m sorry?”

“I don’t know.”

she just said it, why

out her hands to push Matthew away. Matthew did not only refuse

turning her world upside down. She pushed him away, “Why did you suddenly

know something about

that even she didn’t

her head again and kissed her lips again. Dolores wanted to ask what happened so she

He stubbornly pressed into her lips, leaving

passion was too much to handle in

Dolores had to step back. Suddenly

who were with Simona in the living

people and seemed to understand what was going

“Ah! Young

as Coral, she just felt disappointed and

spoonful egg custard and fed it to Simona, “They are already divorced,

remarry.” Coral

seen Matthew being so patient with a

Dolores left, his mood was like a stormy day, and

seen

“It’s not

were

believe that someone like Matthew was ever

the men were not

world were dead, why did he find a woman

woman with two children

a family like the Nelson family was never going to agree to

family business; they were never going to allow outsiders

divorce between Dolores and Matthew had ended up

be fine after a few days.” Coral thought, after Samuel gets better, she will take him to meet Jayden and let him see and find out if

as they looked

of DNA test, that would

it could be checked just

“You fixed their marriage, it

to look at Coral as if she wanted to say something but thought otherwise. She sighed softly,

about to be smothered to death by Matthew. She kept slapping him away but he didn’t stop the wild