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

“I want you to help me find out if he’s encountered anything over there,” Dolores said.

Now, her heart was getting more and more uneasy.

Especially since Oscar said that the man was approaching her intentionally just now.

Oscar was a person who looked unassuming, but he actually did things in a very reassuring way. In the short time she stayed with him, he had never let her down in his work, so she thought that Jolene and Stanley had chosen him because they knew about his character well.

Now she was really glad that she had called Oscar, otherwise, she did not know if she would run into trouble.

She was confused and her brain hurt. She rubbed her temple.

“Are you still worried?” Oscar asked.

In fact, he wanted to say that he had seen Matthew and he was downstairs.

He did not know that Dolores had already known that he came.

“Yea, the two kids are with him.” Dolores supported her forehead with one of her hands.

shocked, “Has the two kids followed him to City

didn’t show up, he asked his friend

worry, I think you don’t look good, rest well, I’ll help you investigate,”

“Hmm.” She felt tired.

entrance of the neighbourhood. Dolores unbuckled

he knew, “Take care of

and walked into the neighbourhood. After returning to her place, she went into

mobile phone and flipped to Armand’s and Boyce’s numbers. She had changed her mobile phone, but she

to call and ask for information

end, she gave

pushed by the system popped out on the top of the screen. At first, she wanted to delete it as she had got used to this kind of news every day. However, when she deleted it, she accidentally clicked in. It was a piece of

suddenly

him as she had left in the first place

not help but

was not accompanied by

to the violation of the law and after the statutory procedures confirmed that he had constituted a crime, the perpetrator who should be punished was first pronounced a conviction

body examined the offender for a certain period of time and decided whether to apply a specific sentence according to the offender’s performance during the trial period, in