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

Theresa still wanted to refuse her, but Dolores held her hand.

Armand didn’t appear during the wedding ceremony at all. It must be because of the wounds on his face so he didn’t want to show up in Theresa’s presence. However, he couldn’t hide any longer during the banquet, could he?

He should eat at least.

Dolores still wanted Theresa to know how much Armand loved her.

She could tell that Armand was pretty upset.

Theresa pressed her lips in silence. Actually, she also found it weird. According to the relationship between Armand and Matthew, Armand shouldn’t avoid attending the wedding. However, she couldn’t find him in the hall at all.

Now, Dolores deliberately asked her to follow her. Theresa wondered what Dolores wanted to do.

Did it have anything to do with Armand?

However, Theresa didn’t want to mention this man, so she didn’t ask.

Dolores patted her on the hand, “Come on. Follow me.”

Theresa lowered her head and hummed.

Right then, a waitress came over to knock on the door and inform them that the banquet had started, asking Dolores to get ready and go there later.

Theresa said OK and closed the door.

When the banquet was half done, the door of the lounge was pushed open. Matthew walked in.

Dolores looked at him and asked, “Why did you come back?”

He said he wanted to introduce Dolores to the directors of the overseas branches.

waist, he helped her to stand up from the sofa and asked, “Are

Dolores nodded.

the baby had

send you back for a nap,” said Matthew. They couldn’t avoid the socialization today,

both

his friends and employees first. Besides Boyce and Armand, there

well. Look how old your kids are!” someone complained

never expected that Matthew had two children and they were so

Since she was pregnant, others

where Kenneth was, who was his business partner as well as a friend.

a smile, “No wonder you have hidden them. Mrs. Nelson is so

raised his glass. Matthew clinked with

needed to socialize with a lot of people today, so he didn’t hold up

course. I’ll arrange

over to send their blessings. They were all from the upper class,

asked Mrs. Wilson. The community was held for the wives from the rich families to gather, such as playing Mahjong, gossiping, making friends, and enlarging the network. With good

husbands tried their best to make money and maintain their happy life, the wives should try hard to help their husbands in

I need to take care of my children. I

tell her what they were doing in the community, Dolores knew what their gatherings

didn’t need her to do anything for his business. If she joined the

a lot. After all, Dolores married Matthew. If they became good friends, she was

do anything. You are taken care of so well, I don’t think Mr. Nelson has the heart to ask

young. So her image was a fragile

Dolores held his hand. She believed that she could deal with such a matter. Looking at Mrs. Wilson, she said, “I’m quite traditional. I believe my responsibility is staying at home accompanying my husband and

her down, but Mrs. Wilson still wanted to speak. Her husband stopped her. Mr. Wilson said, “My wife is a troublemaker.

was thinking. Fortunately, Dolores was smart.

excuse was so lame - they were in the modern era now. ‘Staying home, accompanying my husband and

offended you,” said Dolores. She could tell that Mrs. Wilson looked quite annoyed because of her refusal, but she pretended that she

Wilson