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

The listless Armand Bernie came to his spirits when he met this uninvited guest, he had a bad feeling about Charles White who coveted with someone else’s wife, “Yo, how rare of you to show up, what are you plotting to do this time?”

Charles had no intention of carrying a conversation with him, instead he turned to Abbott Baron, “Please help me circulate this notice.”

“Quit pretending to be serious, here you are acting like a gentleman when you’re obviously filthy at heart. How can you be so shameless?”

“Me? Shameless?” he scoffed, it wasn’t his initial plan to entertain Armand’s comments, but he had a temper just like every human being, “Have I cheated with your wife? Is that why you’re so full of hatred towards me?”

“You…”

Boyce Shawn held Armand back, he didn’t want both to end up in a fight, “The two of you are prominent figures in society, have you no shame in spouting such ill words to each other?”

Charles looked up at the two, “Boyce, he provoked me first. I may be lame, but it doesn’t mean I have a bad temper, OK?”

Boyce glanced over his lap and snorted, then dragged Armand along with him to leave. Armand couldn’t let this pass and attempted to free himself from Boyce’s grasp.

“Don’t cause any more trouble, are you really going to pick a fight with him right now?” Boyce dissuaded and tugged him, “Let’s go eat.”

Armand held his breath, “I have no mood for a meal.”

“Even so, you still have to eat. Do you think you can be alive without food?” Boyce was disappointed that he couldn’t get his act together, why were they torturing themselves like that?

“If it wasn’t for the lack of manpower to lure Declan into our trap, I’d have drawn some of men out to investigate on Dolores and Theresa’s whereabouts. I’ll allocate some people on the job once this is all over.”

In truth, it wasn’t because of insufficient manpower, but he already had people out for investigation.

“I’m just displeased with Charles’ tone of voice earlier.”

in teaching him a lesson at this very minute. He’ll fall into our hands sooner or later.”

across the road to a

a great view of the outside. The two sat themselves down at a random table and Boyce began to order. He ordered 3 servings of the lean meat century egg congee, known to be a renown dish of the place, along with some other delicious meals. When Boyce handed the order sheet

moment, we’ll serve you very soon.” the waiter

that was provided and had put it down on the table, he looked at Armand and asked,

the three

and thought “where is this coming from

ours, what is left for us besides

first time Boyce had seen Armand being so negative since Armand was the most cheerful out of the three of them. Even though he talked a lot at times, but it wouldn’t feel right if he were

him on the fact that he had never slept with a woman, so that he could see him

His mouth watered while he waited for the food to arrive, but now it felt

bumped into a customer who came from breakfast. The glass of water on the waiter’s tray had

very sorry, so sorry.” the new waiter quickly

seemed familiar to Boyce, he turned his body and he saw Jasmine who wore the waiter’s uniform with a white-stitched lace apron tied around her waist.

his seat and collided into her. The manager advised her when she started work, “Customers who dine in here are mostly working in the big companies around here, they all have respectable positions. No matter what happens, we ought to apologize first as service providers. The

request from their manager, hence Jasmine acted

man in suit and leather shoes showed no mercy, “What are your pair of eyes for? I still

profusely, “I’m really

spectacles, he seemed the type that was casual and easy going. Who would’ve known he was so difficult to talk

really sorry for the poor service that has been provided. This is her first day working here, she’s not too familiar with

idea how expensive this suit is? It’s now full of water marks, how am I supposed

manager continued being apologetic, “I’m really sorry, I’ll definitely train her better, please forgive

for forgiveness

was reluctant