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

Armand told her, “I know. I understand you.”

How could he not understand what she was going through?

Even Armand was feeling miserable. It could only be worse for Theresa.

“I don’t feel like eating anything.” Theresa felt suffocated.

“What about I send you to Dolores’ place? There are many people there, and you can talk to them.” Now, Armand and Theresa were both exuding a depressing aura. She would only overthink when she was alone. Armand didn’t know what to do either, so he hoped that Dolores could make Theresa feel better.

Theresa said nothing. She didn’t want to go there. In fact, she didn’t feel like going anywhere now. She just wanted some time alone to breathe in the pain.

“Listen to me this time, alright?” Armand had no idea how to comfort her this time around, so he could only rely on others to do so.

“Do I look decent enough to go there now?” Theresa wasn’t afraid of letting Dolores see her in her current state. It was the others who she feared.

After all, there were many people at Dolores’ place. They would definitely ask questions upon seeing her state now.

“Theresa, what happened?”

“Theresa, you don’t look well.”

“Theresa, did you cry?”

She didn’t want to answer those questions.

“I get it. What if I get Dolores to come here? Is that alright?” Armand asked.

Theresa finally nodded.

caressed her cheek, “I’ll go and make

went to the

too. Usually, Jayden did this, but Dolores knew that he was feeling unwell, so she told him to stay at

overreacting and that he just caught a cold, but she made it seemed like he was

sending the kids to school. It was no harm for Jayden to rest

to find a time to bring Jayden to the hospital for a medical check-up too. Since he was

let me send the kids to school. What fun is there left in my

“Well, you’re sick now. After you’ve recovered, this errand is still yours. No one will snatch

that he wanted to go back to his room to take

more attention to Jayden’s condition, to which Coral promised. Just as Dolores was about to return to her room to look at

His voice was low

afraid that anything terrible had happened to

paused, then continued after a moment, “I

what was happening in an

isn’t suitable for it and the success rate is low. There’s basically no hope

I’ll

what else I can do. I have no idea how to talk to her about this or comfort her. When I see her in pain, I couldn’t say anything at

I’m her relative, and it’s only right for me to visit her now. You don’t need

“Yeah, I will.”

a heavy heart. She put her phone into her pocket and went into the room to look at

on his diaper. It was still dry. After changing it earlier, he hadn’t peed or pooped. Jessica came into the room with

turned around and told Jessica, “I need to go out for

us at home. We can