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

However, Theresa had been hiding her emotion very well. Armand couldn’t tell anything.

She looked pretty calm and he couldn’t tell if she was happy or angry. She whispered, “Okay.”

The strength that Armand’s faked instantly collapsed. He wondered if she could let go of him so completely.

For a moment, bitterness and soreness surged in his heart. He forced a smile, “All right.”

He pulled out his cell phone and called his coworker. The call was answered pretty soon, “Please bring the divorce agreement that I asked you to draft last night to the cafe opposite our firm.”

His coworker answered. He hung up the phone.

Theresa could see something emotional flashed through his eyes. However, when Armand put down the phone and looked over at her, his eyes were quite calm.

“Is Mrs. Bernie sick?” Elizabeth behaved way too weirdly.

She didn’t address Elizabeth as Grandma because she still had a knot in her heart.

Armand hummed, “She has Alzheimer's disease.”

Theresa could notice his helplessness in his tone, “It’s alright. I just need to spend more time to take care of her,” he added.

Theresa was surprised, “How could it be?”

Not long ago, Elizabeth looked quite spirited. Theresa couldn’t understand why suddenly she was sick, seemingly quite serious.

Armand said, “She’s getting old. It’s quite normal.”

“It must be quite difficult for you.” He must be extremely careful when taking care of Elizabeth. Moreover, Armand was the only family for his grandmother. No one else could share the burden with him.

up. Now she’s aged, I should take care of her. It’s my responsibility. My grandpa passed away quite a long time ago, and my parents were gone embarrassingly. She has suffered a lot of difficulties

of it until now, so she didn’t want

I apologize to you on her

broken up. However, when the waiter

while and added, “After we divorce, if you can meet a good

marrying him,” Theresa

his head, “After

peered out of the window, “Why hasn’t

the number, his phone started ringing. He swiped to answer, only to hear the exclaims from the other end of the line, “Bad news, Mr. Bernie. Bad news!

happened?” Armand immediately

asked me to pour her a glass of water. While I was getting her the

Armand hung up the

faintly overheard that

didn’t hide it from her, “Grandma fell

go with you.” After all, it was a matter of life and

at her gratefully and didn’t speak. He strode out of the cafe.

out and couldn’t stop crying. When seeing Armand, she immediately explained,

Elizabeth, but Elizabeth fell. The receptionist believed that

ignored her and followed the doctors into the ambulance. Although Theresa was quite worried, she didn’t follow them. Soon, she would have nothing to do with Armand, so she didn’t believe that she should be involved in their matters. Standing in front of the ambulance, she looked at Armand and was

hand. Her face was covered with blood. A doctor was bandaging her

“Theresa...” she called again.

at this moment, Elizabeth’s mind seemed to be quite clean. Looking at

Elizabeth’s wrinkled face and tearful eyes, Theresa couldn’t blame her at all. She said to comfort

repeat. She lay down and said to

Theresa. Their gazes met in the mid-air. The doctor closed the door to block their gaze. Soon, the

her cell phone and sent Armand a