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

Dolores raised up her head and the little girl’s face appeared in her eyes. The little girl was wearing a red cotton-padded jacket and her face was red with cold.

“Miss, what are you doing here?”

Dolores looked at the little girl and then she glanced at the surrounding. There wasn’t any adult around. Her gaze fell on the little girl again, “I am in a bad mood so that’s why I am here. Why are you here? Where is your family?”

“My mum is over there.” She pointed at the nearby kebab stall.

Dolores looked over by following the direction of her finger. There was a kebab stall and a woman who was wearing an old cotton-padded jacket and helping the customer to grill the kebab.

“I am here to help my mum.” The little girl was very obedient. Dolores touched her hair lightly, “You are a good girl.”

Maybe it was because that she herself had a child so she was less wary of the little girl.

“Do you want to have some kebabs? I can ask my mum to give you a lower price.”

Although Dolores didn't like to eat those kind of food, she took out her cash and gave it to the little girl. “I don’t eat this. The money is for you to buy some tasty food.”

The little girl blinked her eyes. She dared not to receive it when she was looking at that much of money. “Miss, what did you give me money?”

She was looking at the little girl. She saw herself in the past through the little girl when she and Jessica stayed in Country A. At that time, they were having financial hardship to support their living. The little girl was just like her who was also staying up late at night in the cold wind and she did all that just to earn a little money for food.

Thus, she felt sympathetic when she saw the little girl.

“It was because that your situation was similar as me and my mum in the past.”

The little girl blinked her eyes and asked, “Did you sell kebabs like us before?”

Dolores shook her head, “I didn’t sell it before but I worked for others and helped them to skewer the meat on the kebabs.”

The little girl smiled and it showed up her rows of white teeth. She took over the money from Dolores. “I will help you to go and take the kebabs.”

running to the kebab stall. Dolores’s gaze became tender when she

her life must be better after getting through

Armand couldn't bear with it anymore. Dolores had stayed outside for a few hours in the cold winter, he was afraid that

not

her?” Armand stared at

Why was his heart so

did

not moved

“She was just a kid. I think maybe she saw Dolores sitting there alone for a long time and she was curious about so

turned his head and looked at Armand, “He knows her

he understood what Matthew meant. There was a possibility that

is so kind.” Armand said that because he saw Dolores was giving money to

seemed that he was not in a good mood. Dolores’s

the little girl that had made her recall of

to Dolores with kebabs in her hand. “Miss, here you

kebabs and took out one of the kebabs and bit off the meat on it. There was a smoky smell on it

Dolores smiled,

me so much money so my mum said that she wanted to show appreciation to you but she can’t just left

tell your mum

you back the money that you gave me.” Just as the little girl was speaking, she took out the

“Since I have given it to you, it can’t be returned to me. You can ask your mum to buy a new cotton-padded jacket for you

I can’t just simply take your money. It is also fine for me to

was very stubborn. Dolores had no choice but to accept her request. She thought that Sampson probably wouldn’t be there at

busy with her business. When she saw that the little girl had pulled Dolores over there, she wiped her hands on her apron. “Did

was holding kebab, “The money

the gentleman likes you so much and was so eager to ask my daughter to pull you over here.” The woman was having a

puzzled and then she asked uncertainly,