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

Matthew Nelson left the coffee shop at around 10 o’clock. At this time, the coffee shop was near its closing already, so he couldn’t continue to stay inside.

Boyce Shawn and Armand Bernie had probably never seen Matthew so pitiful like this. He had to make himself look like a beggar just so he could see Dolores Flores. He didn’t even have a place to stay.

He went back to the gate of the residence to wait for his son’s message. However, he saw Oscar Adams walk out of the residence instead.

Oscar talked to Dolores about the exhibition, so he came out a little late. He walked over and passed him the access card without saying anything, “You can’t get in without this.”

Matthew didn’t hesitate. He reached his arm out and took it over, “Thanks.”

Oscar thought for a while, “Do you want to take a bath at my place?”

“No, I still have to go back tomorrow,” Abbott Baron gave him a phone call and said that Boyce got into trouble.

He didn’t clearly hear what happened at that time. He only heard Amanda Nelson’s voice, then he hung up. Abbott probably thought that he heard it already, so he didn’t call again.

If it was just a minor matter, Abbott would probably not tell him. So, he needed to go back after seeing Dolores.

Oscar smiled and handed him a business card he took out from his pocket, “If there’s anything that you need my help in, you can look for me. I’m very familiar with city C.”

“How are you related to Stanley Lennon?” Matthew asked as he took it from him.

Oscar was stunned for a moment. It had been a long time since someone directly mentioned Stanley in front of him. The smile on his face disappeared, and he became serious, “I was wild and mischievous when I was young. My hands were almost chopped off by someone. He was the one who saved me, so I always followed him afterwards. Then, he…so I helped him watch JK over.”

After he finished talking, he looked at Matthew, “You must be that person Jolene Harris arranged for Lola.”

He used a declarative sentence and not an interrogative one.

At that time, Jolene didn’t allow him to go and find Dolores. She said that she already arranged everything for her. Although Jolene didn’t directly say it, he knew deep inside that this must be the case since Nelson was the surname of both Dolores’ children.

This was also the surname of the family of Jolene’s husband at that time.

to guess the situation

him due

physically and emotionally hurtful to Dolores since she was used by her mother as leverage to pay for her sins. For

was purely feelings between Dolores and him.

It was as if he realized that what he said sounded bad. No one would like to be arranged by

silently groaned in

to sit down on after Oscar left. He received Andrew Nelson’s phone call when it was almost

His son would call him after Dolores fell asleep. However, he couldn’t help but frown after glancing at the time. She went

the access card

closed well as a crack shone through. He opened it with just a gentle push. Andrew wore summer pajamas

at an angle from the outside was enough

him a pair of slippers and instructed,

go to bed this late?” He softly

nodded and whispered, “More or less, she sleeps late anyway. Sometimes it’s because of work. Sometimes…I

walked towards Dolores’ room and

rubbed his son’s head as he stood at the doorway,

He yawned. He was so sleepy. He had never slept this late before. He already did his best for

Dolores’ room. He arrived with just a few steps

residence, everything was quiet at this time. The

and gently pushed the door

on in the room, and a layer of white tulle was draped as the

open, and the gentle breeze of wind blew the tulle curtain up from time to time. He walked in

in the middle. Under the dim light, he could only see a tiny

slip dress and nothing else covered her. Her

not notice. She slept on the side of her head, and half of

hair covered the other half of her face, so he reached his arm out to move them away from covering her

revealed, and her outlines were extremely clear

gain any weight. He felt bad for

for time to stop and just spend