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

Boyce lowered his eyes and paused for a moment.

Jasmine sighed, “Forget it if you’re unwilling.”

When she reached out her hands to take the pill, Boyce suddenly lowered his head and they looked at each other. She swallowed, “I just teased you um …”

As she just opened her mouth, his lips made contact with hers which the pill was on it, and he used the tip of his tongue to stuff it into her mouth.

This wasn’t a good way for her to swallow the pill. It melted in her mouth instantly and that bitterness made her face wrinkled. She pushed Boyce hard, “Give me water quickly, it’s bitter.”

He handed her the water, and she took two large sips to swallow the pill that had melted in her mouth.

He found her cute when looking at her frowning face, then he reached out to touch her nose, “Will you still be naughty in the future?”

Jasmine pursed her lips and glared at him, “Nasty!”

After saying that, she put on the blanket and slept. He pulled the blanket and said, “It’s stuffy.”

“Don’t care about me.” She still didn’t uncover the blanket and said sullenly.

Boyce didn’t force her and got up to take a shower. When he came out, she seemed to fall asleep, and the soft sound of breathing could vaguely be heard. He slowed down his pace, walked towards the bed and bent down his body to pull the blanket which covered her head.

“Hmm …”

she faced Boyce. Since she had taken

on her cheeks and touched her forehead. He could

wrung it out to wipe her face. As he noticed her neck was also oozing with sweat, he wiped

body underneath her collarbone even though it was

make himself clear-headed before walking out. Then he took a thin blanket,

for him to share the blanket with her

her without thinking of her as she was still sick

scene in which she appeared in front of him in the rain. The corners of

to look for him and even lost her purse and got

tender because

and thought that

up with a thirst,

to go outside to buy breakfast. As he heard her murmuring, he walked

the unbearable dryness

then she took

soft light

and I’ll buy you something to

forehead and he said, “The fever went down last night and didn’t come back

touched her forehead. The fever didn’t

said, “I didn’t bring any clothes to change, and yesterday’s clothes are all wet. What should I wear

buy some clothes