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

Amanda was stunned for a moment before forcing a smile, “Mr. James is truly someone who paid attention to details for you to find such a lovely place just to talk business.”

Stanford remained silent as he continued to gesture her to exit the car. Amanda stepped out.

Stanford led the way and there was no one else at the pier. The water was calm except for some sounds of the waves splashing.

He stepped up a platform and then turned to offer his hand to Amanda and said, “It’s uneven here. I’ll hold onto you.”

Amanda was familiar with this place and know that there would not be any dangers. However, she had to act that it was her first time here. She pretended to look curiously around and then rejected, “Thanks, Mr. James. I will be careful. My boyfriend is very possessive. He will get upset if he knew that I held another man’s hand.”

Each time when Stanford heard her mention her boyfriend, his stomach would churn. He did not insist and retracted his hand.

Once they stepped off the platform, Stanford opened the door to the cabin and entered the yacht. The interior was very luxurious.

a seat, Ms. Flores.” Stanford walked toward

and felt her blood rushing to

as she sat on the sofa. She pretended that

glasses of Scotch and sat opposite Amanda. He

isn’t mine. To be accurate, it’s my ex-wife’s.”

Then your ex-wife must

sip of the Scotch and looked around at the decoration. He pointed towards a painting and said, “I gave her this and that painting was mounted by her. She said that the interior was too cold and the painting would give it

is a large problem with my business

no matter how carefully you plan, can you avoid the unforeseen from

notice something amiss but since the contract was signed, he did not appear

asked, “Oh, then kindly