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

“I don’t have time.” Dolores rejected him abruptly, and held Matthew’s hand to get on the car. Sean chased up to them a few steps, his eyes were a little red, “Dolores… Perhaps I shouldn’t call you this…”

“What do you want?!” Dolores suddenly cut him off fiercely.

Sean didn’t expect that Dolores would have such a huge response, but he later understood why she had reacted this way.

He was clear on why she had almost fainted outside the Harris family’s doorstep that day.

That day, after watching Dolores’ car leave the Harris family’s house, he hadn’t turned around to look for Tommy. He had instead gone back to the Harris’ house, intending to ask Jeffery whether he had done anything to Dolores again. This is because Dolores’ situation didn’t look good then, so he had wanted to clarify things. When he pushed open the house door, he saw Marina standing in shock at the living room with a strange expression. It was only when she saw her son come back that she regained her senses.

Marina had requested for Dolores to stay back for dinner, but Dolores had ignored her. Marina had thought that she had done something wrong to make Dolores angry, that was why she was stunned in the living room.

But once she saw her son, she didn’t care about anything else anymore. She quickly walked over, “You’re back? Just in time, I’ve made many dishes, keep me company for dinner tonight.”

Sean had no mood to have dinner, so he had asked, “Where’s dad?”

Marina frowned, “Why are you looking for dad once you got back?”

She knew that her son and her husband didn’t get along, so she was very worried. Especially when Sean was asking for his father in such an accusatory tone. Even more so she didn’t dare to let him and Jeffery meet.

Marina pulled her son over, worried that he would go look for Jeffery, “Why are you looking for your dad?”

“Did Dolores come over just now? Did she meet with dad?” Sean looked at his own mother, and his tone was considered gentle. Although he was prejudiced against Jeffery, but he respected his mother.

Marina nodded her head.

Sean laughed coldly, “No wonder she almost passed out at the doorstep, what has dad done again?!”

angry

argument in the study room. Was that why Dolores

he?”

dare to answer him. If Sean went to see Jeffery like this, it

room.” Sean had a bit of understanding towards Jeffery. He waved away Marina’s hand, and walked towards the study room. Without knocking on the door, he

what do you

before he could finish his questioning, he saw Jeffery laying on the floor. Sean was taken aback for a second. He hadn’t even finished his question, why, why was he laying on

run over too. Seeing her husband laying on the floor, she shrieked in shock. Quickly, she ran over, “Old

hadn’t passed out. Because he was too emotional, thrombosis had occurred. Added with a strong emotional impact, this had

good, but he had previously passed out once before. He was almost sixty, regardless of how healthy he was, he couldn’t be as fit as when he was

was slanted to a side and unable to speak, his hands and legs

She yelled at Sean who was stunned by the doorstep, “Stop standing there, quick send your father to the hospital, do you want

Jeffery up. After all, it was his biological father, regardless of how much dissatisfaction he had in his heart, he would still be very worried about his health. He was exceptionally strong, but it still took an effort to carry Jeffery up. He could see the veins pulsing on Jeffery’s forehead. When Sean carried Jeffery up,

to be

out with him. Sean put Jeffery in the back car seat, and she followed by hugging Jeffery, to prevent him from falling. Sean drove the car

very quickly. Even so, it

was sent into the emergency department. Sean anxiously paced the corridor, mumbling

uniform, tall and upright, and forever with a

wanting to ask her what had happened between Dolores and Jeffery. Why were both of them injured? Instead, he saw

the mood to read the letter

walked in front of her, “Mum, my

he was cut off by

understand, “What

once you read this.”