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

Theresa urged, “Can you stop getting sentimental? Hurry up! You haven't done your makeup yet.”

The stylist smiled and carefully put the crown on Dolores's head. Dolores had not worn the wedding veil because it was too long. Dolores could only wear it after she had done her makeup.

After ten minutes, the makeup artist finished putting on makeup for Amanda. Amanda had done her hairstyle in the morning. After that, the makeup artist started to put on makeup for Dolores.

When the makeup artist put on the makeup halfway, she said with a smile, “I find your facial features very good-looking.”

Every single feature was so flawlessly delicate, making the whole not only stunning at first glance. As one looked longer at Dolores, she would seem even more attractive.

Dolores smiled.

The makeup artist had complimented Dolores's features yesterday, and she could not help but say, “I can't tell that you're the mother of three children. You look very young.”

Dolores smiled politely.

She could not take it further because she was still young. Ordinary people were only married at that age, and eighteen was the age to study. Dolores had already been a mother when she was eighteen.

Dolores did her makeup after about an hour. Dolores usually did not wear makeup and looked innocent, exquisite, and generous. However, she looked more beautiful with makeup and exuded a unique sense of femininity that could only be found in women.

with compliments, “You should always

at her, “Are you complimenting me, or are you

also pretty, and you look even more beautiful with makeup as embellishments,” the makeup artist

makeup, Dolores went to put on her wedding dress. Andrew was the last to do his makeup. It was almost eleven o'clock in

wedding dress, and the stylist helped

she did not have many friends. However, Theresa refused because she had herself

pay attention to during the wedding. The bridesmaids could not be those who had married or had experienced unhappy marriages. Although Dolores did not care about it, Theresa did

no bridesmaids and groomsmen for

candidates to be the best men, Matthew did not arrange best

there were only

the sake of concordance, they did not make

the wedding procession. Theresa and Tiana

He thought that he should prepare for Dolores as an elder

by his elder brother. So

A woman should have a quilt, it was said, as her dowry. The

had the