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

“I’m sure Mommy was the person who called me,” Samuel said affirmatively.

Boyce looked at Matthew and exchanged a glance with him. Matthew asked, “Can you find out her location?”

“The call was connected for only a few seconds. I can’t find the exact location but I could find the region of the number,” said Boyce.

“If I call back this number, can’t we find the exact location?” Samuel couldn’t suppress his excitement at all. All he wanted to do was to find Mommy as soon as possible.

Matthew grabbed his hand, slightly increase his strength, and pulled the boy into his arms. Samuel wanted to struggle, but Matthew pressed his shoulders. “If your mommy is free, she’ll certainly get in touch with you. But after the call was connected, she didn’t speak but you heard another person’s voice. That means she’s not free now. If you called her back suddenly, what if the bad guy transferred her?”

Samuel had to admit that his words made sense. If Mommy were free, she must get in touch with him. Since she hadn’t called him again, certainly she was watched by the kidnapper.

“What should we do now?” Samuel asked anxiously.

“Trust me. We’ll definitely find her. No worries.” Matthew successfully distracted Samuel’s attention. The boy had completely forgotten he was sitting on his lap now. He kept thinking about how to find Mommy instead.

Boyce cast them a glance in silence. “I’ll tell the routes to the driver”

According to the landline number, he had found the region. Although it was still a big area, as long as they could arrive there, they would be closer to the place where Dolores was hidden, which would be quite helpful for them to locate her.

“Okay,” Matthew answered indifferently.

“Can we find Mommy?” asked Samuel.

“Of course,” Matthew answered affirmatively.

He strongly believed that.

He would find her back for sure!

Boyce came in. “We’ll stop the cars in the service area. Let’s take the kids out for some fresh air.”

They would be bored if they kept staying in the compartment. There were all necessities in the caravan as a house, but it had limited space.

Samuel stood up. “I’ll go with you.”

“Sure.” Boyce reached out his hand. “Take my hand.”

Samuel was obedient, putting his hand in Boyce’s palm.

“Look after him,” Matthew said.

be too many people in the service area, which would be quite crowded with

know.” Boyce glanced at him, wondering why Matthew became quite womanish after

believed that as an adult, he was able to take good care of

knew that Matthew loved his son very much, so he didn’t

we can find a place to

Samuel off the caravan, and Matthew walked to the

her. As soon as she was moved, she

kissed her on the forehead.

the caravan, the girl became

nose and

grinned

brush her hair, but as soon as he moved, the girl

had never done such a thing

stopped and put down the comb. “I’ve

was indeed messy, but she didn’t want her father to comb it for her. She pouted. “Daddy, do you dislike me because I look ugly, so you want

Matthew was speechless.

the world.

girl lay prone on his shoulder. “I

said that she was a heartless foodie, which seemed

her

and lively child in

her index finger, pointing at

patiently, “Yes,

but liked her extremely in this way. As soon as they walked into the supermarket, Simona insisted

all things were sold at high prices, so there were

frowned and followed her. “Slow

held it in her arms. “I also want potato chips, and this one, that one...” In a few

shelf was quite high. The snack she wanted was on the top,

her. He raised his arm and easily grabbed the snack his daughter wanted. “I’ll hold it

shook her head. She felt secure only if she was

too expensive,” a mother said to her son in the

of fruit juice, longing for it, but he didn’t insist. His mother got

woman gave the mineral water to her

head and looked at Matthew, “Daddy,

out, he tossed the short hair in front of her forehead to the back of her ear. He answered gently,

and kissed Matthew on his cheek. “May I have that