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

She desperately wanted to calm herself down, but weeds seemed to grow crazily in her heart. She could not calm down at all, or even think normally.

Having thought of what Jessica said earlier, she extended her hand and touched the necklace she had been wearing. She caressed it with her fingers.

After a long time, she was finally defeated by her curiosity. She sat up, took the wet face cloth off her forehead, put it on the table and took off the necklace.

The necklace had a very simple style and there was not even a pendant. She held it against the light and did not see anything special from it.

The only thing she was certain of was the necklace contained high purity of platinum. It flashed when facing the light and did not look like something made a long time ago.

When she wanted to wear it again, she found that there were small letters at the bayonet. Since the letters were too small to be seen clearly, she stood up and walked to the window for the light. Only then did she see what the letters on top were. hx.08.za0102.

She frowned. What's this? She had not seen this brand of jewelry.

What does that mean?

She looked carefully over and over again. There was nothing else except those letters. She leaned against the couch. If it was really what Jessica had said, that that necklace was left to her by her mother, it would certainly have some special meaning.

After all, she would still more or less think of her daughter, right?

She did not feel melancholic. She had no feelings or regrets towards such a person she had not met. She just felt so - absurd.

She did not want to bother it anymore when she could not figure it out. She wanted to keep it properly. She stood up and went to the bedside, opened the bedside cabinet and prepared to find a box to keep it. However, she saw the contract document of the HX bank safe in the drawer. Jayden Nelson had given the shares of WY Group to her two children and a pink diamond loved by her daughter. Since she had no place to put them, she had registered for a safe in HX bank to put all those valuable things in it. She was ready to take them out and give them to her children when they grew up.

The initials of HX bank were HX. Could it be a coincidence?

She took her phone and dialed the service number of HX bank.

The phone was soon connected, and there came a gentle female voice. "This is the service number of HX bank. Hello, what can I do for you?"

Dolores looked at the letters on the necklace and asked, "Do you have a safe named za0102?"

"Sorry, we don’t."

Dolores frowned. Had she guessed it wrong?

is all double digits.

Double digits.

down at the letters hx.08.za0102, and finally fixed her

for you." The personnel's voice came again, "Yes, we do have a safe

and numbers meant. The number 08 meant HX bank’s safe no. 08. The last

I do for you,

"Could you help

bank strictly stipulates that we can't disclose our

up, sat by the bed and looked at the

sat there, until Coral came up and called her for

cross legged on the carpet and they were piling blocks. Samuel's expression

because only Simona had a

down and looked at the two children. "Wash your hands

quickly got up and ran over. "Finally it's

his face. "Are you that

play with her, but block building is such a childish game, and I can't really

"You can tell me straightaway if you don’t like it. I didn’t tie you up nor force

When had she become this

put her hand underneath to fetch the water. She did not let Dolores wash for her.

stunned for a moment and she smiled. Her daughter had suddenly changed. She felt that

against the door and watched her daughter wash and wipe her

"Do you want to find them a

to teach them herself and they did not need tutors, but the situation was

She respected their opinions. "Do you want a

shook their heads almost at the

did not want to be watched by a stranger when they read and write, and they were not stupid. They

smiled. "I have not much knowledge and I can't teach. You’re pregnant,

stupid, and we’ve not gone to primary school, it’s too unfair to

Simona agreed too.

the two little guys went back to their room.

up the dining