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

After seeing Charles White looking at Dolores Flora, Chester Powell who was discussing business with him lowered his head and asked, “Do you know her?”

Charles shook his head and said, “No.”

It wasn’t like Charles wanted to deny their relationship on purpose, he just didn’t want to let Chester know about the relationship between him and Dolores. They were discussing business. He didn’t want to expose his private life to others.

He calmly ordered Tom, “Let’s go.”

Tom had a look at Dolores and lowered his head to look at Charles. He sighed in his heart. He followed him every day. How could he still not know what Charles was thinking?

The colder his face, the hotter his heart.

Dolores was focused on relieving the awkward atmosphere. She didn’t notice Charles’s appearance.

She put down the cup of juice that she had finished and looked at everyone, “We all come from different places but now we are meeting at this place. I think it is all about fate. I hope we can get along with each other.”

“Of course. Just now I was the one who offended you. I asked what I shouldn’t ask.” The woman who started the question immediately replied.

She was just curious at first and she didn’t want to make enemies with anyone. Dolores was right, everyone was going to work together. If they really argued badly, they were going to be awkward as they were going to meet frequently.

“Come, let’s us drink a toast by tea. We are not going to talk about the past. Sometimes, we would even bite our own tongue. We would definitely have some conflict. However, after drinking this cup of tea, this matter is over. We are still good colleagues.” Theresa Gordon raised her cup of tea first. She raised her cup and clinked the cup with the others. Dolores and Theresa had said all these words. No one would still talk about this matter.

After finish eating, Oscar helped Dolores to say some words to everyone. He wanted to thank everyone and also hope that everyone could stay unite and get along with each other.

Compared to the other bosses, they were considered very approachable. They only came to work for only a short period of time but they had a gathering dinner together. Everyone was very satisfied. They were also willing to work with responsibility. Their salary was not too little and no one wouldn’t dislike money.

After the gathering dinner was done, everyone was sent back by Oscar. Dolores and Theresa brought the kids and left through the door at the back.

It seemed like this gathering dinner didn’t take much time. It was completely dark outside. When they came here, it was still bright. Dolores opened the door of the car that was parked on the roadside to let the two kids get into the car.

I talk

she didn’t dare to confirm. Dolores slowly turned her body and she saw Charles in a wheelchair on the roadside. She was a little stunned. ‘Why was Charles

you have time?” After seeing Dolores not replying, Charles asked

nodded to say yes. She looked

her clothes, “Mommy, come back earlier. Sister

he was afraid that Charles would

father. Furthermore, his Mommy and Dad didn’t separate because of a bad relationship. Charles had suddenly appeared

protect his Mommy for his Dad.

realize that her son had thought so much in his mind. She only thought that he was concerned about her. She reached out her hand and touched his head. She smiled as she said, “I know. I will go back

She quickly looked away from

the car move far, Dolores only turned to look at Charles. She asked

let my foster father down.” He said with a peaceful and calm tone. However, he

However, after she set up an embroidery workshop and a weaving factory, she knew that it was not easy to manage a

her factory, she still

gathering dinner today. It was

a walk?” Charles

a place to go.

that I have to go back on my words. I said I

he said that he wouldn’t come back to City B again. He had

them meet again. What did

make fun of him again? He knew that they were not going to

She just took light

relationship problem between her and Matthew Nelson. However, he didn’t hastily ask this. It was not some good

kids were

didn’t know how to