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

Lindsay quickly came to realize what had happened, staring at Amanda, “You?”

But she felt something was wrong again. Her identity was the representative of RM Group and she had been abroad for a long time. And she only came back for the case this time.

They didn't know each other before.

How could Amanda know that she would want to kill Amanda and set her up?

At this moment, a police officer walked up to Lindsay, “We suspect that you are involved in two deliberate homicides. Please come with us.”

“No, I didn’t do anything, I don't know what you are talking about.” Lindsay tried to deny it.

“Please come with me for investigation.” The police officer did not try to persuade her and just his subordinates take her away instead.

Lindsay took out the phone and wanted to dial for help. The officer reached out and took her cell phone.

“Now that you are a criminal suspect. Please be obedient. Obstructing official duties and refusing legal investigation is also a crime.” The police officer said coldly and looked at Amanda. She had removed the rope with the aid of police officers. And she was given a coat to put on.

Amanda didn't care about the dirty look and the smell of gasoline in her hair. These people weren’t under her command, and she didn’t know what would they do too. She let Lindsay kidnap her because she knew someone was there to back Lindsay up.

The reason why the one who helped Lindsay didn't show up was because of her dignity.

The one used to be persistent on this thing. Now that he or she had suffered such a heavy loss, he or she was ashamed to face anyone. That’s the reason why that person hid behind.

Amanda wasn’t sure about it before, but at the moment, Amanda knew she was right.

She took a deep breath and looked at Lindsay coldly, with a sniff on her face.

“It's you? Who the hell are you? Why the hell do you frame me?” Lindsay started to panic.

Amanda stepped forward to her, “I framed you? Didn't you intend to kill me? You admitted that you set off the fire here, weren’t you? Don't you remember what you just said?”

Lindsay suddenly roared, “Who the hell are you?!”

It was now obvious that she did all this.

“Now you tell me who I am? I am not the one talking to you a while ago? When did I turn into someone else? It is because of you that I became a wiser and decisive person.”

“thanks” to the police officer who handed her

need to go to the bureau with us to make

said

pale, and said in disbelief, “How

escorted her into a police car. Amanda followed the police officer

in charge of this case was still collecting evidence at

hiding in the dark and holding his cell phone in his hand, witnessed the police car going away. He felt lucky for the decision

show up so timely?

it’s not, it’s much like an

is the daughter of the Nelson family,

leave. The deal Amanda made with him that day was that if Lindsay wanted to harm her, they would do their best to record

Amanda had to be the bait

the moment, Marlon’s men just kidnapped Amanda and left and they didn’t harm anyone. They just wanted to plan for the future, just in case

what he had

get out of this mess. Amanda wanted to revenge on Lindsay. They both had their own plans. That’s

he only needed to give Amanda what he recorded, then he had accomplished half of what he had

in the car and

drove to the city, he parked the car by the street not far away

lowered the car window, put one arm on the car window, took out a cigarette, put it in his mouth and

of white smoke, which blurred

of the police department. He got out of the car and walked over,

and she was a little surprised to see him. She didn't expect

up and down at Amanda, “Would you like to go home and change clothes first before

“Then please take me

towards the car and helped her open the rear door.

car, Marlon started the car and said, “This will not involve

men

looked

a long-term job. Even if she didn’t blame them for that,

you play with fire, you will eventually get

sake of your men, please find a decent job for them.

from an earlier age. They had no diplomas