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

The phone was not hung up but no one spoke.

Seemingly separated by distance, they spoke to each other silently about their hard feelings.

Dolores could not stand it any longer and ruthlessly hung up the call. She clutched the phone tightly and pressed it against her heart. She desperately restrained herself but was unable to suppress her sob. Her sob was more and more suffering.

The two children who had fallen asleep seemed to be disturbed by Dolores. They opened their eyes in a daze and saw Dolores crying. Simona rubbed her eyes and reached out her hand to help her to wipe her tears away, “Mum, are you crying?”

Looking at her daughter, she wiped her tears away and tugged her dry lips, “There’s sand in my eyes. I’m not crying.”

The little girl blinked, where did the sand come from in the car? There was not even a breeze, even if there was, how could it get into her eyes?

“Simona will help mummy to rub.” She reached out her little fleshy hands and gently rubbed her eyes.

On the other hand, Samuel was mature. He seemed to know why his mother was crying but he did not comfort her.

He just looked out of the window alone and sighed.

At night, the car arrived in city C. Dolores paid and got down the car. She took the two children to stay at the hotel. Although it was very late, the hotel still offered food. Dolores called the receptionist and asked for some food. She did not have much appetite, but for the sake of the child in her uterus, she had to eat. The two children were also hungry.

Since she did not bring anything with her and it was night time, she washed up the children and asked them to sleep after eating.

The two children were tired from the car ride and comfortable from the bath, so they soon fell asleep in her arms. However, she did not feel like sleeping.

Through the thin curtain, she could see the city light. It was twinkling, like a bustling urban scene.

The uncertainty of being new to the city and the longing for that person made it a sleepless night for her. She had a lot of thoughts that could not be calmed in her mind.

In the same way, in that villa in another city, the lights were not on in the master bedroom on the first floor. The house was dimly lit. Vaguely, a figure standing in front of the window could be seen. The air around him was cold. He was the only one left in the world. He was lonely.

His gaze fixed on the sentence ‘Even though I had just left, I already missed you like crazy. Mathew, I

a dim light shadow was refracted.

to stop the hoarse voice that could not be controlled, “I miss you too, I miss

the same city, they

was dawn but Dolores had already woken up. She washed her face, brushed her teeth and dressed herself. The two

right breast. Her long chestnut hair was cleanly

Group. It was very big and had done a lot of charity

another place. One of my relatives works there but I don’t know how to find it,

and down. She still had the same dress inside, but she had added a jacket outside, which did not

innocent. However, she stayed in last night with two children. She knew that she was not

you take a taxi, you just tell the driver that you want to go to JK Group. The driver can bring you there straight. Are the two kids yesterday your children?” The receptionist could not hold her curiosity and asked. It was because she looked young but the

“Yes, they

looking, you look young too, I can’t believe that you have

she said, “Please ask someone to send

“Alright.”

back to her room quickly. She was afraid that the

the two children were still sleeping soundly, with no sign of waking up. She walked in and gently patted her son and

seven o’clock now. It would take an hour or two to wake up, wash up,

and brows were crumpled as if he did not sleep well, he rubbed his

buried her head into the blanket, “I don’t want to

a little

her head, “If you’re not awake, then who’s

and thought for a moment, “You had heard wrongly, no one’s talking

just

“It isn’t a person.”

Dolores was speechless.