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

Theresa left the lounge sensibly and closed the door behind her.

Matthew helped her hold the hemline of the wedding dress and let her sit on the sofa. He asked, “What do you want to tell me?”

Dolores reached out and wrapped her arms around his neck, making him look into her eyes.

They were so close that their breathes intertwined. Matthew wrapped around her waist. His deep eyes were twinkling. He slowly approached her ear and whispered, “What do you want to tell me?”

He was way too close, so Dolores slightly blushed. When she was about to speak, her lips were sealed by his warm lips.

She slowly closed her eyes. Her curly eyelashes slightly trembled next to his. She felt his breath. She didn’t move at all, enjoying the passionate kiss from his soft but hot lips.

Dolores wrapped his neck and kissed him back. After a long while, Matthew finally released her. They looked into each other’s eyes. She found the lipstick that stained his lips, so she reached out to wipe it off for him, “I’m so happy today.”

“Because you’ve married me?” Matthew faked that he didn’t understand what she meant. He knew that she was referring to the Harris family.

Dolores paused wiping for him. Knowing that he said it on purpose, she intentionally pressed his lips with her fingers. She said, “Don’t flatter yourself. What’s so happy about marrying you...”

arms on the sofa

who can bring me to surprise

he pinched her nose, “It’s still the daytime.

“No, I’m not...”

Knock. Knock.

the door, which interrupted Dolores.

dress, kissed her on the forehead, and stood up to

Matthew, he took a glance inside the

he wanted to speak to Dolores but hide it from him. He asked, “Why? Can’t you tell

for you. Everyone is waiting

overseas branches of

Matthew nodded.

at Dolores and said, “I’ll

“All

to check the surveillance video and looked up the woman who had sent the gift. However, he didn’t tell Dolores about the details. He said, “We haven’t found the woman

dangerous, so she didn’t