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

It was a quiet night. The room was unlit and only a ray of moonlight shone in through the window. The furnishings of the house were vaguely visible.

He walked in gently.

Theresa had just laid down but she could not fall asleep. So, she drew the diagram and only stopped drawing when her neck hurt as she kept lowering her head. She knew it as soon as the door was knocked. However, she just did not make any noise and pretended to sleep with her eyes closed.

Armand did not notice it at all since the light was not very bright and clear. He could not see Theresa’s expression, so he could not notice it.

He gently moved the chair beside him to the bedside. Then, he sat down and just looked at her quietly.

He wanted to say many things deep in his heart to her, but he did not know how to start.

He did not know how to express his feelings.

He reached out and grasped her hand in his palm. He rested his head on her. Late night, all living creatures fell into a deep sleep, only he was still awake and was able to hear her breathing clearly as well as gazing at her.

No more repentance could penetrate one’s heart as deeply as this moment of peace.

He was imagining her appearance in his mind quietly.

Although her appearance had changed, he knew clearly that it was still her and she remained the same deep in his heart.

and so

forgiveness, but I just hoped that I could

who hurt and upset you. I was suffering too since you lost your baby. If

thought if only I could

me the chance but I did not appreciate

to start all over again, I would take good care of you and not

your hand until

me, please continue to do so. At least then, you would

it meant to be engraved in my heart. Even though you had hurt my

scolded me, my heart was still

I had told you many things in the past,

was upset, really

how I felt

he did not fall asleep as

let go of her hand, he still let go of it as his palm was full

forehead gently, “I love you

at her for a few seconds. He did not realise any signs of her waking up. After putting the chair back in its

the door was shut, the woman opened her eyes. Armand thought that she was sleeping soundly. However, she moved her fingers and the warmth

up at the ceiling above her. Tears were rolling down from her eyes