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

The boy who was standing in front of the counter raised his head, looked at the source of the sound and saw the girl who was at the other side of the glass cabinet. Amanda then stood up. The boy took a good look at Amanda and seemed to remember where he had seen her before in an instant.

When his mother brought him to find his father, they made a stop at the service area and he saw her in the supermarket of the service area.

“Do you still remember me?” Amanda asked with a smile on her face. She didn’t know why she remembered his face so well.

She had a fair complexion and wore a red dress that had a white doll collar. Her hair was tied in a simple ponytail. When she smiled, her clear eyes were beautiful and looked like crescent moons.

The boy didn’t say anything, but he remembered her appearance.

“Amy.” Dolores walked up to her.

The boy looked at Dolores and noticed the woman who was behind Dolores. Lowering her head, she was choosing bayberries with Coral. There was a flicker of emotion in his eyes, but it disappeared right away.

He walked away with his father.

Amanda stood on the same spot and blinked her eyes. She stared at the boy who was leaving the area and thought that he was odd. ‘Does he even have basic manners?’

‘I greeted him. Why didn’t he respond to me?’

“You are going to eat sweet food again.” Dolores looked at the donuts on the tray that was carried by her daughter and frowned, “Eating excessive sweet food can harm your teeth.”

Amanda pouted, “I like to eat this. Since we don’t come to the supermarket every day, I will buy more donuts and put them in the refrigerator. I will eat them slowly.”

Dolores looked at her daughter helplessly. She became more and more eloquent. She had a way with words.

“Mummy, buy it for me.” Amanda tugged at Dolores’s sleeve and charmed Dolores, “Can you please buy it for me?”

Dolores couldn’t do anything with her daughter, “You can only eat one donut every day. You cannot eat more than that.”

“Two donuts,” Amanda bargained with her.

“Then, I will not buy them.”

Dolores pretended to turn around and leave. Amanda held her back and acknowledged her words unwillingly, “Okay. I will eat just one donut. I will go and have the pastry chef wrap them up.”

After she had finished speaking, she trotted across the pastry section. She feared that Dolores would change her mind.

Dolores smiled helplessly.

Andrew walked up to her and held her hand, “Mummy, don’t you think that Amanda has changed?”

Dolores lowered her head, looked at her son and nodded approvingly, “She has changed. But why are you so emotional?”

clingy because she just had a father and was deprived of love. Now, she knows that she has a father who will not run away from her. She

say about her twins. In the past, her daughter had been cute. Amanda acted like her

her son had said seemed to

change in her daughter. She

be quieter. She was still very young

afraid that he would

that I want are not on this

She knew that her son wanted to buy toys instead

that Dolores was teasing him and gave a

finished their shopping on that floor, they went

set. Ever since he had lost the game in White City, he was unwilling to play chess for a long time although he was enlightened by Jayden. He

back away from the obstacles. If he could overcome

the two of us should play chess,” Andrew said

he wanted anything else, and he shook his head. They then went downstairs to

exceptionally crowded that day. There was a

said, “All of you should go and find a place to

wait there without doing anything. She pulled Dolores’s hand and

the dessert shop

She was also quite hungry,

cart, Coral asked the new servant to follow them. She was

of beverages was sold at the dessert shop, including juice, milk and coffee. Amanda ordered her favorite dessert and thoughtfully ordered juice for the chauffeur and the new

asked them to sit down and eat some desserts. The chauffeur was used to her amiability and sat

her face, “All of us live together. Since you are helping me to take care of the children, you are not an outsider. Don’t act like an outsider.

that it would be inappropriate to decline Dolores’s request again, so she sat down. Although she had only been here for a few days, she could see that the

for the little girl,

is because she met me briefly. She doesn’t remember me. Moreover, my current appearance is

color was darker. It is normal that the little child

and thought that Amanda

her mind, she wondered how Amanda had grown to

all the desserts that Dolores ordered were brought to their

of cream pudding and placed the spoon on the plate that was in front

servant was around thirty years old. Although she was older than Dolores, she was totally not of the

Sister”. Since she had been taking care of Dolores’s closest family members, Dolores treated

They sat on the sofa comfortably as the sofa was very soft. It was perfect to take a rest there after a tiring

and helped Coral to put their

they left the supermarket and returned

noon. Dolores asked Coral to prepare lunch

kept the fruits that were bought just now in the refrigerator and took out some fruits.