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

Armand stared at his cell phone for a long time. He didn’t reply to the message immediately. He imagined that she sent him a message because she missed him instead of discussing the divorce with him.

He had expectations and fear in his heart.

Plucking up his courage, he swiped to unlock the screen. With hesitation, he tabbed to read the message.

Theresa didn’t enter too many words, “I’ll go to find you tomorrow. Please get the divorce agreement ready.”

Reading the few words, Armand couldn’t help feeling disappointed. Without thinking twice, he replied: “Have you made up your mind?”

Actually, he wanted to ask her why she could make the decision so soon.

He knew that he shouldn’t question her, but he couldn’t help.

He felt quite upset.

The message tone didn’t ring at all. Theresa didn’t reply.

Before sending Armand the message, Theresa had made up her mind, so she didn’t reply to his last question.

Armand tabbed the contact list open and wanted to dial her phone number. He wanted to ask her why she could adjust her mood so soon and if it was because of another man. Thinking about her grievance, he gave up although he was so upset.

Leaning against the back of the chair, he closed his eyes.

After a while, he suppressed his surging emotion. Then he picked up his phone again and replied: “I’ve got it ready.”

He tossed the phone onto the passenger seat after sending the message. Then he started the engine and drove. As soon as he arrived home, he heard something smashed in the house. He hurriedly pushed the door open and entered, only to find that Elizabeth was scolding Bertha, “Who do you think you are? Why can’t I go out? You can’t stop me!”

Armand rushed over and said to Bertha, “Please don’t mind her.”

Bertha said, “I know. I don’t mind.”

“You can go back to work,” said Armand.

Bertha turned away.

“Armand, she doesn’t allow me to go out,” Elizabeth pulled Armand and complained, “You should fire her!”

on the sofa and asked, “What are you going to

she was going to do just

But she couldn’t remember.

tried to calm her down, “Bertha doesn’t let you go out for your own good. There are bad

talking about? How come there are bad men?” Elizabeth glared at him,

helplessly, “I’m not

“For real?”

“Yep.”

He turned on the laptop and started working on the

they didn’t break up. It was just paperwork to get

bitter smile. The most abusive thing in this world was to draft his own

search for her happiness after divorcing him. He would be satisfied as long as she would be

realized that he was drafting his

and said it was

time. When she got stubborn, Bertha couldn’t calm her down at all.

at the law firm, waiting for him in

this?” The woman saw Armand pushing an old lady in and thought that he had a

stay home, and I’m worried to let her

see,” the woman said, “Please help me find the lawsuit...” As she had expected, her husband didn’t want to

“Okay...”

at the woman, “Are you

The woman was confused.

and whispered to his grandmother, “She’s

mistook you

She’s carrying your

cast a glance at Armand and reached to take her hand. Elizabeth pulled her and

seemed to guess what was going on. She

right. All right.” Elizabeth didn’t want to let go of the

his forehead, starting to regret taking

“I’m sorry for that.”

and said,

said, “Shall we go