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

Ms. Leslie was dressed in a mink velvet coat with her grey hair neatly curled at the back of her head. She clutched a bag in her hand and looked fatigued with the journey as she seemed to have just arrived here.

Armand Bernie’s face became pale at that point and turned to Matthew Nelson as he was wondering whether it was because he witnessed his embarrassment that day, and so he notified his grandma about his whereabouts.

Matthew didn't bother to respond to him as he didn’t have to do that.

"Stop looking at him, it was me who told her." Boyce was also taken aback when he saw Ms. Leslie. Just a few days earlier, Ms. Leslie had been calling him every day and made complaints and was sobbing, and Boyce had no option but to disclose his address. Who knew that Ms. Leslie would come to find them for real?

"You..." Armand was angry as she shouldn’t tell Ms. Leslie where he was?

He would not have any freedom if the old woman was there to caught him.

"What!" Ms. Leslie snatched Armand's ear and pulled him in "You silly boy, are you taking advantage of me being an old lady and trying to fool me. You said you will get married at year-end. I'd want to meet your girlfriend!"

This unexpected scene puzzled Dolores.

Matthew went over to her and whispered in her ear, "This is Armand’s grandma, his parents died when he was young, and his grandmother raised him."

Dolores realized what was going on.

It's no surprise that Armand's expression changed when he spotted Ms. Leslie.

For the first time, she saw Armand being so terrified of someone.

"Ouch! Grandma, grandma, I was wrong, I was wrong. Could you please let me keep my dignity since so there are many people are looking at us? Ear pulling is even more embarrassing" Armand confessed his error while pleading for pardon.

Ms. Leslie looked around and her eyes swept over Theresa and eventually fell on Dolores. She stared at her up and down and grinned, "You are..."

"She's Mrs. Nelson." Armand did not wait for Dolores to respond and answer as he worried that this old lady might misunderstand.

She also did not hear that any of them got married. She looked around again and discovered that Matthew stood very near to her. She then understood but she was confused at the same time since she knew Armand’s two good friends, Boyce and Matthew but she did not hear any of them had got married.

"When you got married, why didn't you invite me to your wedding feast?"

There wasn’t any celebration when Matthew and Dolores married. They simply got a marriage certificate. It was Abbot Baron who brought Dolores to apply for it.

The few people who were close to Matthew were the only ones who knew he was married.

She got Matthew there by asking such a question.

He would have held a grant wedding ceremony to marry Dolores to let everyone know that he was married and his wife was Dolores if he had known he would have to face this someday.

"There wasn’t any wedding celebration made by us, so..." Dolores answered on behalf of Matthew to bail him out.

"Oh, I see… " Ms. Leslie then realized there were two little girls standing beside her. Due to the cold weather, the two children wore down jackets Simona was wearing a light green down jacket with a fur collar, underneath was a black tweed short skirt. She also wore short boots and had her hair in a ponytail that exposed her wide forehead. She opened her clear and brilliant eyes, her lips were pink and she was slightly pouting it which made her look cute when she was talking.

"Good morning, Grandma." Simona had a smart mouth that she would greet people.

Ms. Leslie found the kid was lovely and beautiful with her hand over her heart.

"Oh..."

up and cut her short when Ms. Leslie had just responded, "Hey, It’s all

is my grandma, your father and I am of the same generation, right?"

had no idea what

called her grandma. Shouldn't she also call

future, you should not refer

angry as he was the one who gave Ms. Leslie the

the kid" "Stop bullying Boyce," Ms. Leslie said as she snatched Armand’s ear

grandson. Who should you take side

end of the year, if you do not

she pulled his ears back

Samuel. The kid appeared pretty attractive as she looked closely, she found that he looked identical to Matthew. From the contours of the little face, she could tell that he and Matthew were cast in the

introduced since she knew these two kids

twins all of a sudden. Not to mention that they were actually pigeon pair and the key point is that both children

a pigeon pair, even

were a pigeon pair? Ms.

children from the same mother, but she didn't expect them to be a pigeon pair, so Ms.

fact that he was unmarried, Ms. Leslie kept an eye on him. Not to mention that she had known that Matthew had a pigeon

now in dire

was his grandmother anyways who was his closest person, who was now so old and

good mood

was just ordinary people. He was just an ordinary father that he would feel happy after hearing someone praise

towards Dolores, who gave birth to the lovely pigeon pair for him and

hands around Dolores’

of people which made her feel weird. She carefully stepped back, Matthew’s hand fell empty. He was not willing to let her go and when he was about to do that again, Dolores squatted down to pick up her

have eaten breakfast in this early hour. Let me buy you some food," Armand said as he

child in her

the oldest. They were just a few years

said as she pointed to Boyce and Armand. "Look at his wife, she looked so

Dolores was speechless.

to be complimented in

he wondered

covered his face

he was not as capable as Matthew. But could she just don’t

It hurt.

a smile on his mouth and his eyes lit up. What could be more proud than having his wife

go now." "Or there will be no more

If you couldn’t get a wife, I’ll have your

"If you have my guts for garters, who will then take care of

care of me. I can go to the old folks’ home instead." Ms.

undoubtedly knew that Armand actually shared

were both

hair was nearly completely grey, she appeared more energetic

around with the kid in her arms and was about to walk

as she handed over her daughter in

to talk to