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

Victoria had passed away and she couldn’t change this fact.

The only thing she could do was to carry forward the Forbis family’s Gambiered Canton Gauze and return it to its original glory.

It shouldn’t have had to disappear from this world because of that one person.

Perhaps, only by doing this her heart could feel better.

Oscar frowned. He didn’t understand what she meant and Dolores also didn’t want to explain it to him.

The matter was too complicated and wasn’t going to be explained in a few words, so she said to him playfully, “Uncle, don’t frown. It will get stuck like that.”

Oscar liked others to praise him for being handsome and young. Dolores’s words successfully amused him, “Let’s ask everyone to go out for a meal tonight. I will make the arrangements, how about that?”

As if afraid that Dolores might refuse, he hurriedly added, “This XF textile mill is also on the right track. Although it is small in scale, it is developing steadily. This should be celebrated. What do you think?”

Dolores didn’t want to dampen Oscar’s hospitality, so she said, “Okay, you arrange it.”

“That’s more like it. These workers should not only be paid appropriately, but should be shown these kinds of things so they will work even harder.” Oscar said in a low voice in Dolores’s ear.

Although he looked like a sloppy fool all day, he actually was still somewhat capable. It was just that his personality was like this.

Everyone got off work at five o’clock in the evening. There were as few as eleven people on the third floor and around twenty on the second floor, making a total of thirty. Oscar had arranged three tables in a top-class restaurant and everyone was very happy.

The two children were also brought over and now they were sitting next to her and Theresa. Dolores had handed over all matters of socializing to Oscar, she couldn’t socialize when it came to such occasions.

On her table, most of the people were from the third floor. Most of the women present did not drink. Theresa placed the opened white wine in front of Ashton, “If you want to drink then help yourself, no formalities. There are all women here and no one can accompany you. You can have a couple of drinks by yourself, but don’t get drunk. No one will care about you if you are drunk.”

look at Theresa and then put the wine back,

her eyebrows but didn’t say

tables were not quiet anymore. Oscar had made the atmosphere

to Dolores, “Mommy, eat

for three months and had

his head with

the child had not been raised in vain. No matter

to be outdone and served the food on Dolores’s dinner plate, “Mommy, eat more. It will make the baby

going to have to follow her

lot and become fat and ugly. Won’t you despise me when I take

read a parenting article in a magazine. She couldn’t remember the specific name of the magazine, but a specific example told in it was still fresh in her memory. It was a story about a working mother. Her work was not extremely hard, she just needed to go to the workshop and usually her mother-in-law picked up her child from school. Once the mother-in-law had something to do and couldn’t go to pick up the child. So, she had no choice but to take one hour off from her work to pick up the child. Because she was in a hurry, she wore the factory uniform that must be worn in the workshop. The factory produced machinery and used motor oil, which was hard to avoid from getting on to the uniform

that at the kindergarten

the car, the son said to his mother, “Can you wear cleaner clothes

but some of the experts actually said that the more the children cared about someone the more they

mother was the symbol of home in the eyes of a few-year-old child. If one didn’t even care about one’s appearance, then how tidy the house could

only she would be self-confident in herself

fat.” In the eyes

had grown so much but had never

and

come?” An embroidery master asked

mill and the two children

her husband and asked. A woman who was working and trying to make

didn’t really look obviously pregnant, but the older experienced