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

“You——”

Theresa Gordon’s face was red. It was not too much to describe the nasty man who stood in front of her to be shameless and despicable.

"Don't stare at me until eyes flare out. If you're blind, you can’t see me anymore and you'll be upset," Armand Bernie said as he started the car.

"How could you be that shameless?" Theresa can't seem to find any suitable word to describe him.

"If I was a respectable man, I wouldn't have come in your room that night...," Armand smiled.

Theresa took a deep breath and continued to convince herself not to get angry and argue with him, not to argue with him or else she was the one who suffered.

She bore with him. She wondered would be okay, that she hid when she reached the destination.

She couldn’t afford to offend him but then it should be okay to avoid him.

Armand turned to be serious and stopped irritating her, "Do not be angry."

Theresa ignored him and looked out the window.

She treated her as a human-like housefly.

They were in the recreational vehicle.

Boyce Shawn was not inside this time and the car was driven by an experienced chauffeur.

Dolores Flores was sitting in the back seat with two children, Simona Flores dozed off as she watched the cartoon so Samuel Flores silently took over the tablet to play a game named Super Brain.

The number game he previously played couldn’t satisfy him. He found that was too easy for him.

This time, the Super Brain was a little tougher.

He was intrigued, as the more difficult it was, the more he wanted to try it out.

Dolores caressed her daughter lovingly while reading the information Kevin Forbis had given her.

Matthew Nelson was reading the information supplied to him by Abbott Baron in the front seat, but he couldn't read a single word and peeked backward from time to time.

He wondered what she was doing now. How come there wasn’t any sound at all?

Simona usually couldn’t sit quietly in the car. Why was there no sound at this time?

"Mommy, I'm also sleepy, I'm going to sleep," Samuel said at the moment.

He shouted it loudly on purpose as if he wanted Matthew to know that he and his sister were asleep and could head over and chat to Dolores and enjoy the conversation between just two of them.

was up to, and now that he heard Samuel’s voice, he couldn't

while. As he thought that Samuel should be asleep, he got up and headed to the back and put up the curtain so that people in the front couldn't see the

it just like a 'cradle', so she was sleeping soundly while Samuel was not sleeping at all but just

what you're looking at?" Matthew approached

was coming in, she didn't even bother to lift her head, and continued to study the material. She was still calculating where to put the machine when she returned

forgotten about this silk, and

to open up the market again,

Matthew was speechless.

she trying

just treat him as

want something to drink?" Dolores

he was not thirsty at all, and he came over was to see

you ignoring me on purpose?" He lowered his

if there weren't

it considered self-control? For Dolores, it

mood would fluctuate in

to remain at odds with him. "It was you who first alienated me. What did I do wrong, please tell me directly, and don't beat about the

a few seconds,

a brief while, Dolores' heart pounded. Was

night, he had been asking her

What did he notice?

What did he discover?

"I..."

a while and get herself emotionally prepared before saying bluntly, "I do keep something from you, but I can't

would just heighten his suspicions, so she

Matthew was speechless.

"Why?"

to tell. You, too, must have some things and some people you don't

irrefutable. Indeed, who doesn't have things they don't want to

why did he feel

like that she kept

can be truthful with him, both emotionally and in

repressed his unhappiness in his heart

compartment was odd and awkward, and Matthew turned around in the dead

Dolores stopped him.

"Matthew."

back. He was incredibly tall

a lot?" Dolores wanted to let

a mother, and she knew how her mother

the same

Victoria wanted to keep