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

Stanford walked over and looked at the posters advertising several movies that were posted on the door of the cinema.

"You came to the movies alone?" He asked.

Amanda smiled, "There's no one here who can watch a movie with me either, is there?"

"Which one did you see?" Suddenly, he was curious to know which movie she would be watching alone.

Three movies had been released this month, some sci-fi and some about romance.

Amanda turned her head to look at him and said, "Flipped."

"Miss Flores, do you have a boyfriend?" He asked again.

"What, Mr. James? You're interested in my personal affairs?" She smiled.

Stanford didn't know how he would ask so many questions.

It was as if none of the words had gone through his head.

"Sorry." He became serious, "It's late, Miss Flores. Just go home early and get some rest."

With that, he walked towards the car.

Amanda stood still. Watching his back, she suddenly said, "Mr. James, do you ever love anyone?"

Stanford suddenly stopped in his tracks and slowly turned around.

"It has nothing to do with work. You can not answer. It's just that today's movie is good. If you have time, you can watch it for entertainment as well." With that, she turned and walked in the opposite direction to him.

At that moment, she just wanted to know if he had ever liked her during the time he had been with her.

So what if he had liked her or not? What would that change?

She laughed at herself and tilted her head, then straightened her back.

Stanford stood still, and his gaze shifted to the movie poster of Flipped.

Probably because it was about a childhood love story, the poster had a boy and girl as the thematic images.

He stared at Simona's back but somehow overlapped her figure with that of another woman.

She was clearly not her, so why did he always associate her with her?

He didn't like the feeling. She was her, and he didn't like the idea of her being replaced by someone else!

He didn't start the car first thing when he got in but turned his head to look at the poster.

She was also young when he first met her.

She gave him a warm feeling when she smiled.

His eyes deepened with affection that even he had not noticed.

his heart. No matter how much he tried to deliberately ignore

he thought of it, his heart

calm down and start the car to

On the next day…

was awakened by a sharp ringing of her mobile phone. She grabbed the phone and picked it up while Casimir's

She sobered

person on the other

and

"What gossip?"

clicked on the link and found the huge headline that read 'J&Y Group's president 'puts on a limited show' with a beautiful woman in a

her: Why does your ex-husband even beat up women? He is so

Usually, news like

woman, but they had

was expressionless but just

short of money now? Would he beat up

she didn't reply to the message, Casimir

Why would

You're not sad that your ex-husband has gone

also say

her ex-husband, then he had nothing to do with

then texted: Okay. Have a good

put her phone down and got up. She had things to do

was Lindsay who had victimized her back then. If she wanted to have her punished the way she deserved, she would have to

had no clues and didn’t dare to contact those people. She was

wanted to avenge herself, and now she had

at her and Stanford's place used to be exceptionally well-made, with everyone entering and leaving recorded. Even though so much time had passed, she wanted

the place where she used to live

place was depressed beyond recognition. The yard was littered with leaves, the lawn was long from lack of

that Stanford had also moved out of the place after their divorce and had not deliberately changed the password.

if a generation had passed. Once she thought she would be happy here

reality was that

and opened it. The password had not been changed either, and it was

the heavy door, the house was cold, and all the furniture was covered in

had longed for when she married him

her eyes and she couldn't

cried at her

study. The main control of all the surveillance and

years

in, went to the computer on

water or electricity was cut off. Everything was as it was before, except for the dust that

computer monitor lit

on the surveillance system and filled in the search field for the time she wanted

had been deleted was the

and felt it was right. Since Lindsay had done something

there was bound to be a clue. Since this clue didn't work, there was still the person Lindsay had paid

could always find a

down the computer, and just as she was about to leave, she accidentally touched a book