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

It was his mother who kept the house and guarded him alone during the days he went out to make his way.

What did she get in the end?

Enoch had nothing to say to his son's questioning. He had also grieved the death of his ex-wife. After all, they had shared a bed and she had given him a son.

"Stanford, for what happened before, it's all because I am sorry for your mother and you. For the sake of me being your father, give your brother a job so he doesn't have to drift around out there." Enoch said humbly.

Stanford let out a laugh, "Is that why you called me here when you said you were sick?"

"Stanford, at least half of the company is your brother's. Are you going to keep it all to yourself?" Enoch stopped saying humbly. Obviously, even if he had humbled himself, he was still indifferent!

Stanford stood up, "Father, you'd better get well to live a long life."

With that, he didn't bother to look at Enoch but stepped towards the door.

"Stanford, don't you go too far!"

Enoch's face reddened with anger, "I'm your father!"

"So?" Stanford stopped in his tracks and turned his head to look at him, "So I have to take care of your son?"

Enoch clenched his hands and kept shaking, "You've got the company. All I'm asking is that you let your brother have a proper job. Why do you have to be so cruel to him?"

Stanford walked back over to the bedside and looked at him condescendingly, "Your company was already facing bankruptcy at the time. It was my mother's compensation that filled the gap so the company didn't go bust. I was cruel to him? I remember when Alyssa lost $150 and you all said I took it. How did you treat me? I want to ask you, did I take the money?"

He had not long been in the house at the time and Alyssa said she had lost the money, "There were no outsiders in the house either, and nothing was ever lost. The living expenses I had in the drawer were missing $150 for no reason. I don't know what's going on."

She didn't say it explicitly, but what she meant by that was that he was an outsider. She hadn't lost money before, but when he came to the house, she lost it. What she meant was that he had taken the money.

Enoch also decided that he had taken it and told him to admit he was wrong and to give it to her.

He said he hadn't taken it.

But Enoch didn't believe him and demanded that he admit his mistake and hand over the money he had taken.

the money, so

out his belt and beat

stood by and watched, and to this day, he

locked him up for three days without giving him food

that he had taken the money.

let me know.

still young and thoughtless.

father, he laughed at his

been wrongly accused, he did not even

not being stubborn but was defending his dignity. He would rather be

like this when he was growing up than he could

leaned down and smiled, "You should thank me for not killing you all and keeping

straightened up and took a look at the house, "You should be content

door. The door to the room was pulled open and Alyssa was standing in the doorway eavesdropping. She hadn't expected Stanford to suddenly open the door and

out past her. He knew in his heart what

car. There were few cars on the road at this time

brilliant the lights were, he didn't look at

was alone and helpless at

had so much, but he

His heart was empty.

someone to talk to about what was on his mind. Even if he had it all,

car stopped in front of

the bar was lively. There wright lights, loud songs, and great dancers. Men and women were embracing each

at the bar and

Then he drank alone.

bottle of foreign wine was soon half

filled the glass again, tilted

covered the back of his hand and slowly took hold of it, "Sir, why don't you let me keep you company if you're

woman sat beside

a bottle of wine, Stanford was not drunk, but his mind was not

woman. The woman was wearing a tight black dress that showed off her good figure. Her two thin white

to see such a superb man! Thinking she must take her chance, she smiled and said,