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

Boyce slowly turned his head around, and his tone was a little cold.

“Armand Bernie, I’m not in a good mood, so don’t joke with me.”

Armand looked at his face carefully. He didn’t seem like he was joking, so he also became serious, “Tell me what happened to you.”

Boyce drank another gulp of alcohol. He didn’t want other people to worry about his own matter, “It’s nothing. I’m just suddenly in a bad mood.”

He put down his wine glass and said, “I’m feeling better now.”

However, Armand didn’t think so, “We’re friends, so don’t try to hide anything from me.”

“Who’s friending with you? You only care about women,” Boyce pretended to be relaxed and teased him.

“Hey, what the…If I only care about women, would I excitedly run over with just one call from you? Do you think I’m not busy?” Armand poured him a drink, “Didn’t you want to drink? None of us can go home if we’re not drunk today!”

Boyce didn’t want to drink, so Armand took the wine glass and chugged it into his mouth, “Alcohol is the essence among foods. The more you drink, the younger you will be.”

“Be young by yourself,” Boyce pushed his hand away and stood up, “I’m leaving now.”

Armand followed him and put his arm around his shoulders, “You’re really boring. You asked me to come and have a drink, but you already want to leave when we haven’t even started drinking yet. I’m never going to trust you again. You always lie to me.”

Boyce got goosebumps all over his body. He shuddered in chills, “What the hell, be serious.”

“How am I not serious? I’m not even asking you to have sex with me. I’m straight as a stick.”

Boyce was speechless.

He really regretted calling Armand over. He must have gone crazy to give him a phone call and asked him over to accompany him. He must have gone mad.

He had definitely gone mad.

How could he forget what the hell kind of a guy Armand was?

At this moment, the waiter walked over and gave them the receipt for the alcohol. Armand pointed at Boyce, “Give it to him.”

“The total is seventy six dollars,” The waiter handed the receipt for the alcohol over.

Boyce handed over four pieces of red bills he took out from his leather wallet and said, “Keep the change.”

saying that, he walked out.

the bar, Armand asked, “Where

“I’m going home

believe that Boyce said that. He was the second busiest man next to Matthew Nelson. He struggled so hard when he was the captain.

told him that he was going

him wrong or did he say

asked, “What did you say

taxi he hailed on the roadside and

Armand was speechless.

the roadside in a mess. What did that mean? He called him to have a drink,

seemed to be wrong with Boyce. He rarely took the initiative to find him to have a drink together. He was also very

need to

strangely because something

so he didn’t drive his car. Instead, he sat down on a rest

a few important documents. These were supposed to be signed yesterday, but Matthew

can’t

his eyes and looked at him, “Are you ordering me

shook his head hard, “I wouldn’t

wasn’t that he didn’t want to. He just

could

the phone on the table rang just when Matthew opened the document. He glanced at the displayed caller ID, but he

changed as he looked at his

One by one…

up on him because he was making out

around him. He also had a good relationship with

dialed his

to answer my phone

on the table rang again, and Matthew

the answer button and turned on the speaker mode, so that he could free his hands

asked, “What’s

didn’t expect him to answer it so quickly. He

breath for two seconds and said, “Why did you hang up on

lowered his head and scratched it. He

up. He closed the signed document and put it on the other side. Then, he