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

He saw the faint light through the white curtain, but he did not notice her eyes looking at him. He pursed his lips tightly and wondered if it was just a momentary illusion.

At this moment, he supposed Dolores should be in shock at Armand's presence.

Dolores leaned back against the wall by the window and shivered. She had her hands over her chest. She felt like a boulder had fallen on her chest, making it impossible for her to breathe.

She had to breathe hard to keep from suffocating. And she couldn't stop the complicated emotions from overwhelming her.

The moment she saw him, she felt happy and worried.

She closed her eyes. It took her a long time to steady her trembling body.

He was not in front of her eyes, so she thought he was still dealing with Jeffery's matter.

She opened her eyes and reached up to lift the curtain to see him again, but she stopped her movement for some reason.

Her hand stopped in mid-air, and she couldn't put it down.

She didn't know what she was struggling with or what she was afraid of. She was afraid she wouldn't be able to keep her mind clear.

Then she slowly put her hand down.

She took a deep breath, pulled herself together, and walked to the closet to pack clothes for her two children.

Summer clothes didn't take up much space in the closet. She hadn't brought her kids on a trip since she came to City C, so she didn't have a suitcase at home. Therefore, she stuffed the clothes in a duffel bag.

After she finished packing and came out, Armand was talking to her two children.

When Armand saw her come out, he stood up.

Dolores handed him the bag.

"I'll bring them back in a few days." Armand said. Because Matthew was going to White City to see Jayden, he had to take the two children right away.

Matthew asked Armand to tell her that the kids would only be with him for a few days.

Because Matthew knew that Dolores needed those two children around her more than he did. Before she knew who the father of the children was, she preferred to be a single mother and insisted on giving birth to the kids, which was enough to show how much she loved them. Moreover, after she gave birth to their children, she never separated from them.

Therefore, she was more attached to her children than he was.

for more days. And they must miss him too." Dolores smiled, "Are you in a hurry

Armand nodded, "Yeah."

at the two children, "Come

into her arms and clung to her legs left and right

you missed Daddy? Now you can

nodded her head

Mommy either."

leave Dolores, he reassured them, "I'll drive you back in

to see Grandpa, he wouldn't leave Mommy and let her stay at home

right, you guys should go now. And it's not like you're not coming back, right?" Dolores handed the children over to Armand, "Please take care

Armand took Amanda's hand and looked at Dolores, "Dolores,

said Dolores. As they walked to the door, Dolores thought of Theresa, who had gone to

"Hmm?" Armand turned around.

"Nothing. Please drive carefully on

to talk to Armand about Theresa, but she felt it was inappropriate

for a few seconds and thought he should

anything about him." Before Armand could finish those words,

live quietly and did what she

chosen to leave because she

else? It didn't matter to her who lived

she was cold-blooded and heartless, but she really had no deep

too many burdens, and she couldn't carry them either. She was tired, so she just

tell her that Jeffery's sentence had been handed down. Whatever the outcome

was the only good thing Jeffery did,

what Jeffery did made Matthew's

indirectly killed Victoria, he also redeemed himself by turning

he had to say, he didn't continue. Then he took the two children

back soon." The two children turned around and waved

see them off. And then she stood in the foyer and waved at them, "Okay, I'll

the elevator opened, and Armand led the two children

are leaving

kept a smile on her face and said, "Okay." Then she watched them get on the elevator. She didn't take her eyes off the elevator

just stood there and stared at the decreasing

five, four,