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

Dolores Flores didn’t make Marina’s intention clear, but deliberately said, “She said you are privileged while I’m nothing, as if she was telling me that I don’t match you. After all, I don’t have a prominent family and uncountable wealth. We aren’t the right match for each other if we stay together.”

She thought in her mind that she indeed had none of these and she was afraid that she would never be able to own them in her life. The only thing she could do was to stand by his side.

She wanted to stay with him through thick and thin.

Matthew Nelson glanced at her, but he didn’t say anything, returned to his seat and started his car.

She turned her head and look at him, “Don’t you even have anything to say?”

He looked straight ahead and there was an undercurrent in his eyes. If he just thought that Jeffery Harris might have concealed something from him before, then he could already be sure now.

If Marina wanted to call him and Dolores for dinner, it would be enough to inform him alone.

There was absolutely no need for Marina to specifically run to Dolores’s boutique.

Moreover, since he could remember things, it seemed that the person responsible for contacting him was Marina. Even though Marina was close to him, he rarely called her.

It wasn’t that he was unwilling to contact with her, but he preferred her to help him out after a long time.

However, he took the initiative to contact her twice in a row this time.

This was enough to explain the problem. In addition, Dolores wasn’t in a right mood, so it must have something happened.

Probably Dolores also knew something about this matter, but he didn’t know how much she knew about it.

“No one can interfere in my affairs.”

Neither could Jeffery!

He made his attitude clear. As long as he liked, no one could stop him!

She took the initiative to lean on his shoulder, “Do you believe in fate?”

“No.” He only believed in himself.

She tilted her head, looked at him and said seriously, “I believe.”

we’re

that they would never cross paths with each other

What an amazing destiny.

his mouth curved upwards slightly and his white teeth shined brightly, “You’re

him, “Are you brushing

against his chest and smiled, “It’s true. I

talk to him as she really might not

is as shameless as a

the car stopped at

was a Chinese

was more old-fashioned and he disliked western food. Thus, he always chose a few restaurants that had a good taste of Chinese

Chinese frame and modern details. The waiters wore in black suits while waitresses wore in

entrance immediately

a collar badge walked over, “Do you

slightly, “I’m looking for

private room as soon

of the room, he stepped aside, “It’s

as she suddenly felt nervous to

hand and put it into his arm, saying in

her lips and

the middle with a beautiful woman sitting next to him inside the

of them were talking and seemed to have a good conversation as

towards the door at the same time

on Matthew first before falling on

come, his smile gradually disappeared and his expression

way that Matthew hadn’t noticed such

quickly hid and walked in with

enthusiastic, “We were talking

about each other, she clearly felt that

what you’ve said about us?”

right?” She replied, “You’re so

had a way with

decent smile, “You flatter me. I’m not young either as my child is