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

Amanda stated what she wanted.

The man never hesitated before agreeing to her terms. This was because he wouldn’t incur many losses anyhow.

Furthermore, she was going to pay him way more than Lindsay had ever paid him.

The most important thing was her background was much formidable than Lindsay. He wouldn’t want to make himself an enemy of her.

Considering all of his men’s safety and well-being, it was more beneficial for him to gang up with Amanda. As the saying goes, a bird will always find a good branch to stand on.

She had to change with the times.

“Then, I will leave everything to you now. I will be in your debt.” Amanda stood up.

“Naturally.” The man followed suit, “Let me send you off.”

Amanda didn’t reject him.

“How should I address you?” Amanda asked.

“Just call me Marlon.” Marlon Leonard replied.

Amanda smiled at him.

The two of them seemed to have a lively exchange, and when the other men downstairs saw Marlon coming down, they greeted him, “Marlon.”

Marlon introduced these people to Amanda, “These are my friends.”

Amanda was caught off guard when he addressed those people as friends.

Marlon smiled and said, “My brothers who follow me are my family too.”

He was someone who valued kinship very much. These people are those who would blindly follow him to the ends of the earth.

“You don’t need to see me off.” Amanda smiled.

“Got it.” Marlon stood at the door, “Safe trip, Miss Nelson.”

Amanda nodded once before marching towards her car. Casimir opened the door for her and she bent down to enter it. Casimir jogged to the driver’s side and hopped on before turning on the engine and driving away.

Marlon only shut the door when the car disappeared out of his sight.

The man with the scar came to him and asked, “I see that you seem to have a lively conversation with that girl. Does that mean we have more jobs now?”

Marlon stopped smiling altogether and said gravely, “You lot can’t do this job.”

It was something he had to do with his own hands.

He glanced at his underlings who followed him around and said, “Be honest and keep your act clean from now on. Don’t go out without any reason.”

“Don’ you worry, we are always obedient.” The man with the scar said.

the sofa chipped in, “That’s right, you can rest

mumbled a response before going upstairs again. He fished out his

In the car.

broke his silence when the car was further away, “Why did you reveal yourself to him? You had only met him,

the passing scenery. Her voice was calm, “He won’t. He should

wary of her identity and background. She wasn’t about to expose herself, but she reckoned people would have

smoothly

remember how you convince the police

someone to change the DNA record on the deceased,” Casimir

think you can cover this whole thing up to the point that even Stanford wouldn’t

mean that someone is helping us, so that is why things didn’t get exposed? And that

let out

things finally settle

after that?” Casimir

are you being

your father.” All of a

“That’s good.” Casimir smiled.

to supply me with some leads.” Or else, how would she

to see my mother, I discovered a photo of a man in one of the drawers near her bed. I have captured it on

resemble you in

head, “Not really. I

towards him and asked, “Where’s your phone? Let

pockets,” Casimir

settled back into her seat,

yourself,” Casimir

Amanda was speechless.

not used to fiddling around

steering wheel and used the other to fish

it, “Don’t you scared of me checking out private

as yours.” Casimir

I

Casimir simply smiled mysteriously.

thought that

could constitute one of the greatest secrets

that she didn’t

continue this argument as she swiped the phone and found a photo

roughly a doze. Most of them depicted

looks

nodded, “Can’t say that it’s obvious to see that she has a son with

Casimir was momentarily speechless.

it seemed like this photo wasn’t taken in a studio. It

the man in the photo, the

propped up her chin and speculated, “If your father is someone who has

“Never thought about that.”

to find out about this man, but he never really put in any thought about the possibility of him