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

The car engine sounded outside at this time. Boyce walked out of the factory and saw a black car stopped by the cement roadside. He saw Armand through the front windshield, who sat in the driver's seat. Soon Matthew opened the rear door and got out of the car.

He was in a black suit meticulously. He held his back straight and looked neat. His face was impassive, and he did not have any changes in his expression, and he was quiet as if a bottomless puddle.

Boyce was about to get used to his indifferent expression. Since Dolores left City B, Matthew talked much lesser, and he mostly stayed in the company. He would only come out of the company for the matter of Jeffery.

Boyce and Armand were better than Abbott, who was being in deep water. Matthew spent most of the time at work in one month, and he had acquired two big corporations in the country. Boyce did not know whether Matthew could not be idle around or the company needed development.

An eerie and tense working atmosphere spread throughout the employees of the WY Group. When Boyce saw Abbott last time, Abbott had complained to him that Matthew must be crazy. He said that Matthew had a meeting that started from nine o'clock in the morning to three o'clock in the evening and was six hours long in total. Matthew did not release people at lunchtime, and nobody was allowed to enter the conference room. During the meeting, they had finished the water on the table. Nobody dared to move, and those who wanted to go to the bathroom had to put up with it. There were up hundreds of company executives participating in the meeting. Each of them wore a bitter face, but they had to sit upright. They were always tensed and did not say boo to a goose.

If someone did not get the work done that Matthew issued or did not meet his requirements, he would give a good scolding to someone's face without saving face in front of everyone.

Matthew acquired two big corporations in only a month, and the workload involved was mind-boggling.

Matthew also wore an indifferent face when staying with Boyce and Armand, but they were not being 'abused' by him, at least.

Boyce was grateful about it, and he walked over to them, said in a low voice, "He is a green and inexperienced boy. I think he knows only a few things about the kidnap matter.”

Matthew had a frosty face, “Did he confess?”

“He hasn't said yet. I wanted to wait for you to come,” Boyce lowered his head and touched his nose. He unaccountably did not dare to look at Matthew. Matthew glanced at Boyce and walked into the factory.

Armand, who followed behind Matthew, walked over to Boyce. Boyce stopped him and whispered, “Do you think we should look for Dolores privately?”

It was a rough time for them to get along with Matthew since his moods were very changeable.

moment, “Will Matthew be angry when he finds

for Dolores himself, they were afraid that Matthew would be angry if they intervened in this

him know,” Boyce looked at Armand like a fool. It must mean not to let Matthew know about it since he said they would do it privately

Armand

looked at him

knows my feeling now,” Armand pointed to Matthew, who had already walked into the factory, and leaned over Boyce, “Matthew is worse off than me. His wife and children

could not be in a

do I feel you

nonsense you talk. I'm not gloating over him. I think I'm just a little gloating.

Boyce was speechless.

two finished?” Matthew's voice was as cold and fierce as the wind in

standing at the messy factory. His neat

asked Armand to go for a drink in the evening, and I didn't

voice and monotone without any heart in it, “Is that so?” his eyes looked indifferent that people could not

forced

gently

with an expression of ferocious which was scary and could frightened people, “Tell us. Who directed you people to kidnap Dolores? Why do

and told them everything he knew, “We've been doing somethings for people, and they would pay us after the things get done. Someone has paid us to kidnap a woman. Usually, it was my cousin who took some small jobs such as fighting for people. However, he did not take the kidnap job himself. I heard him said that it was someone named Bailey who sent his men to my cousin. My cousin was excited at that time and said that it was a gravy train since we would get paid with a lot of money after only we kidnap the woman. However,

in City B since his cousin died, and he was scared and went back hometown and even got caught by Boyce. He felt broken and cheated because he and his cousin had paid such a fat price and did not get

wondered, “With surname

what the name of the