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

She didn’t say anything, but she felt very warm inside. At times she needed someone to comfort her, there was a person giving her strength beside her.

The corners of her lips turned upwards, and she smiled at him.

After more than twenty minutes, the car stopped at the City B prison.

The environment was spacious. Fortress-like walls rose from the ground, and the big iron gates were tall, wide, and thick.

Jessica Lennon wasn’t officially executed and sentenced yet during the last time Dolores Flores visited her.

Dolores’ heart uncontrollably pounded as she stood on the doorway. Her mother was imprisoned inside of here. The people who eventually came out of here would have a criminal record on their profile.

People with criminal records would be discriminated by the people in the society even after they got released.

Matthew Nelson stood beside her and held her cold hands, “Let’s go and get in now.”

Dolores nodded and said okay.

Boyce Shawn stood by the security area as he waited for them. Boyce took a few steps to go out and greet them when they walked over. Then, he led them inside. They weren’t blocked from entering since Boyce had arranged it already.

Boyce arranged Jessica in a separate visitation room with no guards, so it was very suitable for her to meet with Dolores alone.

After they passed through the hallway and the multiple iron gates, they arrived at the lower room.

Boyce said, “She’s inside.”

Dolores took a deep breath. She had already adjusted her mood as they walked towards here. She looked at Matthew, “I’m fine now. I want to meet her alone.”

Matthew tightly pressed his lips and let go of her hand, “I’ll wait for you outside the door.”

Dolores said she got it. Then, she walked to the doorway and took a deep breath before pushing the door open.

A white compact fluorescent lamp hung on the ceiling inside the room. The walls of the four-sided room were painted in white, and a rectangle table was set in the middle. Jessica was sitting behind the table.

She raised her head as soon as she saw Dolores.

Dolores’ heart fiercely stopped in that instant when she saw Jessica. She became skinny and dark, and her face was etched by signs of aging.

Dolores felt that Jessica was still young before. But now that she saw Jessica again, she clearly felt that she had gotten older already.

Jessica smiled, “You came?”

Dolores walked over and sat on the chair in front of the table across Jessica. She looked at Jessica’s face, “I missed you.”

tears fell down because of this

missed Dolores and the two kids. She had watched them grew up little by

was the first time she hadn’t seen them for

that she wouldn’t be able to control her emotions when she saw her. However, she

cry out loud in

on her face,

you don’t look good. Come do

I’m really fine. I just want to… Cough, cough—” A series of cough interrupted what she

Jessica covered her mouth.

said, “We’re going to

She took a breath for a while, “I want

the hospital yet, she could clearly

that she

life, it would be not being able to watch the

fully agreed, “I’ll let Boyce arrange it, and

stood up. Then, she opened the door. Boyce and Matthew were talking as

it was about the arrest of the vice mayor. The

can stir up trouble,”

take revenge. Although he let someone remove all of Samuel

know that Samuel was the one who uploaded the video. However, it happened due to

went to find Dolores to try

calm and wanted to call the police. She could only hide first. She didn’t expect the police to find

violence, corruption, and bribery. So, he coincidentally got into trouble with this matter. It won’t be dealt

The light shone from above and cast a very long

didn’t notice that Dolores had come

stood at the doorway,

turned their heads around at the same

closed the door and walked

you to do me

without hesitation, “Go

bring the two kids here to meet

also needed to bring Jessica

sickly. She didn’t look like she

worried about Jessica’s

to persuade Jessica to go to the hospital and see a doctor.

her out now,”

sincerely said,

the