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

The wallet and the phone were gone, ‘What could I do?’ Jasmine thought.

She looked to the driver sat in front of her, “Sir, I...”

“Miss, you're not going to pay, right?” the driver wore a sullen look and thought, ‘It's not easy to do business at night.’

“No, I lost my wallet and my phone...”

Jasmine wanted to explain to him, but the car driver refused to listen to her, “Whatever you say is none of my business. Pay me off the fare. I'm a cab driver, and I'm not doing it for charity. The fare is not much and is only 10 dollars, and you're going to bilk?”

“I'm not trying to bilk. I lost my wallet,” Jasmine said eagerly, and she did not intend to bilk.

She was more anxious than anyone else.

She had no money, and her phone was gone.

“Okay, you lose your belongings, but you still have friends, right? Anyway, you have to pay me off and don't try to,” the cab driver was upset because he did not know whether he could get the fare, and it also delayed him to carry the next guest, “I'm unlucky to meet you.”

“I'm sorry, I'm sorry,” Jasmine was anxious.

“Give your friend a call,” the driver handed over his phone to Jasmine. Jasmine's face lightened up, but soon her face darkened because she did not remember Boyce's phone number.

“I...”

Jasmine thought, ‘Call classmates in City B can't help me. While the grass grows, the horse starves. What should I do?’

I don't remember Boyce's

number when he changed his phone number. She even remarked his name in the contact book. After that, the phone displayed Boyce's name every time they sent messages and calls. So she did not notice

him but did not remember his

impatient, “Why

here, but I

pulled a long face to chase

to the

luck to meet you, don't waste my

“I'm sorry, I'm sorry...”

and dogs, and it drenched her to the skin instantly. She closed the car door. The car covered her

of in a residential area. The entrance was closed, and she could not enter the building. There was no place around

was cold after autumn. She saw that her clothes were soaked, and

a narrow eave to take shelter from the rain. The rain would not

over and stopped at the parking lot in front of the

of the car with an umbrella. Jasmine could barely see the figure because the light was dim. When Boyce was almost at the entrance, Jasmine could see the figure clearly that

in the direction of the sound. He saw a petite figure who was running over to himself through

immediately walked over to her and

shivered like a wretch, “I came to find you and wanted to give you a surprise. But my handbag was snagged by a thief,

her hand, took off his coat to wrap her in it. He said nothing and walked into the

is this place?” Jasmine

tightly. He wanted to warm her with his body temperature.

know how long she had been in the rain and thought,