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

The smile on Matthew Nelson’s face was gradually disappearing, leaving only a cold expression.

Victoria Forbis was serving the cooked dumplings, she coincidentally saw what had happened in the dining room just now, the smile on Matthew’s face was disappearing.

She felt very sad, but she didn’t dare to express it. She pretended as if nothing had happened, she smiled and said, “The dumplings are done, do you guys want to have some?”

Matthew cast a glance, all of the dumplings inside were looking nice, so that meant all of them were made by Victoria. He pretended that he didn’t listen of her, he pulled the chair and sat down holding her daughter in his arms.

Victoria stood there, she didn’t know what she needed to do next.

The two children enjoyed making the dumplings so much, but about eating, they were not hasty.

When Dolores Flores just wanted to say that she wanted to eat, Jayden Nelson walked towards them, pulled the chair and sat on the seat of honour, then he said, “Give me.”

Victoria lowered her eyes and served the dumplings.

“Dumplings shall be eaten together with vinegar, I’ll go get some for you.” Samuel Flores slid down the chair and said, “I’ll go get some for grandpa.”

Jayden Nelson looked amiable, his eyes were filled with gratification when he smiled. Since he married Victoria, his relationship with Matthew was not good, but he didn’t think of his grandson for being so considerate.

Samuel laughed, “Grandpa shall give me a big red packet during Chinese New Year.”

For the past Chinese New Year, Dolores Flores and Jessica Lennon were always the people who would give him red packets, he didn’t care of the amount of money inside, but he enjoyed the happiness of receiving red packet.

Happiness was important during Chinese New Year.

Jayden Nelson laughed out loud, “Alright, I will give you a big one.”

The brother was going to get a big red packet, Simona Flores was not willing to be outdone too, she shouted, “I want a big red packet too.”

“Alright, both of you will get it, how come I will leave out Simona?” Jayden stretched out his hand and rubbed her head, “Come here, grandpa feed you the dumplings, let’s have a taste on them.”

The little girl was a little foodie, she was attracted when she heard of eating. She stretched her hands to let Jayden hold her in his arms, Jayden then held his granddaughter onto his legs and placed the dumplings onto the plate, “The dumplings are hot, let’s chill them down first before eating.”

The little girl smiled and nodded in his arms.

With the help from the busy servant in kitchen, Samuel got them a small plate of vinegar, as well as the minced garlic and coriander that had been prepared by the servant.

outsider and the happiness here was not related to

so bored, he stood up and

family members, Dolores called and stopped him,

don’t know,”

talking,

dumplings made by her, he frowned unpleasantly. Even she herself was making them

she purposely said, “Mother can

forward to, but at the same time she was scared to

was mostly awaiting for a miracle to happen, what if he agreed with

head and was

interested.” Matthew

in a moment, he was

his head, he seemed to be talking to the two children, but also seemed to be

The two children said

freighted with meaning, “Yes, don’t regret only after

this sentence, her big eyes blinked, “Last time when I met grandma, there was an old master who had given

looked up, when was the last time they

still in contact secretly with Victoria

didn’t say anything. She was not as mature as Samuel, it was too late to take back the words. Based on

a quarrel between Matthew and Dolores due to this thing, so she

was clear about Victoria’s meaning, she looked

sighed because she seemed to make everyone

made a trouble, she

laughed pamperedly and dipped the dumpling into the

girl

She ate the dumplings.

left quietly and went back to his room

Dolores’s hand, “You

lips together,

was no medicine for

deep facts inside, she couldn’t accept too if her father

her hands, took out the apron