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

“I won’t take any person.” Armand Bernie didn’t dare to play with the life of the two of them.

Phoebe Lewis smiled with satisfaction and told him the address, then she changed tone again, “Don’t take anybody there, I’m not joking. If you dare to take some people there, I will definitely throw them in the sea to feed the fishes.”

Armand’s nerves were tense but he didn’t want to be outdone, “I told you, I won’t take anyone there. But if you dare to hurt them, you will be in trouble!”

He finished speaking and hung up the phone, strode out of the hospital, got in his car and headed for the address she had given him.

His car sped up very fast and it didn’t take too long before he reached the beach. He stopped the car and walked down. At that moment, he received a phone message from Phoebe, “Take the boat, to the southwest direction.”

Armand pressed off the phone and looked for a boat. At the side, there was an angler who was fishing. Armand walked over, “Can you take me out to sea?”

Then he took out his wallet and gave all the cash inside to the angler who was tying the rope. “I won’t let you take me for nothing.”

The angler was very skinny, he looked about fifty years old and he had dark skin. Looking at the money that Armand had handed over, he calculated in his mind how much money it was. Armand actually didn’t take too much cash with him, only about a little more than two thousand.

“Where are you going?” the angler asked. If he went to the deep sea, he wouldn’t go.

“To the southwest,” Armand said.

The angler thought for a while. That place was backed by mountains, so they didn’t go there very often, it was out of the way. “Why are you going there?”

There was no one there, and there was not even a place to stay.

Armand knew that the angler was a little perplexed. He didn’t know how to explain it, but he could just find a justification to persuade him. “I’m going there to find a friend who took a boat there. He hasn’t come back yet, so I want to go and check.”

The angler thought for a moment, took the money from his hand and said, “Okay. Come up.”

Two thousand was a lot.

Even if he went out to the sea, he would not make so much money.

to the wet

After all, he got money from him, so it could be

at the magnificent sea. His heart was going up and down, like the movement of the boat

was familiar with that place, so he quickly adjusted the bow of the

Armand saw a boat in front

disappeared.

was not resigned to her life, otherwise, looking at Armand and the other women getting married and having children, she could only be

was not

she couldn’t get what she wanted, it would be better to die. Anyway, she wouldn’t let those

her. The angler asked, “Is it that

Armand nodded.

leaned his boat over, set

and stepped on it without

two boats were connected each other by a wooden board who was not very wide. When Armand set foot on it, it was a little swaying, and the angler stood up

and said, “Why did you come so fast? Are you worried about your

down the wooden board and looked at her with a solemn

and stretched out her hand to touch his collar. “Why are you so anxious?” she said. Her movements became softer, “If

to look at her hand, “If you

course I aim at you. If they had nothing to do with you, I wouldn’t

do you want?

still be kind with me? “

what

into the cabin. Armand didn’t move, and Phoebe looked back at him, “Don’t you want to see your grandma

clenched his

but she also knew that, in order not to put in danger the two women,

up in

speaking, he wriggled out from