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

Gerben knew that she hadn’t read today’s news as he took a look at her expression. He took out his phone, searched a piece of news and handed his phone to her, “Look at it.”

Amanda could see the photo shown on the screen before she took the phone, in which Stanford opened the door for her at the pier. At that time, the car was parked under the streetlights. The photo was taken clearly, and another picture showed them entering the yacht together.

It also came with a headline, ‘Boss of J&Y Group met beautiful woman on yacht and spent the night together’.

Stanford had a new relationship a year after the death of his ex-wife and spent the night inside a yacht at the dock with a mysterious beauty.

The reason why it was called a mysterious beauty was that the origin of this woman couldn’t be found out and she suddenly appeared on Stanford’s bed …

The news was written in an extremely eye-catching way.

Amanda frowned as those unscrupulous media took her out of context. They just wrote that she went in but didn’t go out and straight away said that she had spent the night in the yacht. It was nonsense.

Gerben took his phone back and found another news, which George James was making trouble at J&Y Group, “Your scandal with Stanford has heated up and received more attention than the previous news.”

After saying that, he commented directly, “The public nowadays like to watch the feuds of gentry and even prefer to see the interesting love lives of those famous figures.”

This comment seemed to remind Amanda. She looked up at him, “Was he doing this on purpose?

Gerben froze for a moment as he didn’t get what she meant. He just understood after a while, “You mean he deliberately used the news with you to suppress the news about him and George?”

Amanda said, “It isn’t the first time I’ve met with him. How come it’s such a coincidence this time? It’s even at the remote dock and the photos were taken so clearly. Whenever how I think about it, it seems like premeditation.”

Stanford had made excuses to talk to her about work and had even demanded to meet privately in a forceful manner.

If they had been at J&Y Group back then, this news wouldn’t appear.

“There’s nothing he won’t do.” She snorted coldly and her eyes were filled with coldness. This ruthless man was still good at playing tricks.

She clenched her hands hard.

“Do we need to clarify?” he asked.

useless to clarify, unless

Bailey who was standing at the door of lift when

she was surprised at

they just

news?”

Stanford so shameless? When had you spent the night

spent the

also think that he was on purpose about the matter

said affirmatively. If there wasn’t news of Stanford and George at first, he might not have thought so when

news had heated up initially as the public loved to concern about the feud between gentry, yet the news

intention was

“I’ll clarify,” She said.

“How?” he asked.

hotel and there are surveillance cameras all over the place. There must be footage when I came back yesterday. Later on, go to

to the restaurant. It was quite empty, so she

the menu, flipped through it, looked up at Casimir and asked, “Have you

“No.”

said, “Okay.” She averted her eyes and looked at Gerben,

whatever you want. I’m not

replied, then ordered a few dishes that were enough for two people to eat, closed the

“Yes,” The waiter replied.

their meal was served. Casimir had a lot of things to say, but

Gerben stood up and said, “I’ll go and find the manager of hotel and try to

it since the news has heated up and

yes. Clarification would only be palliative,” He

of water

said, “If you got married to another man at this juncture, would this news

kind of lame idea is this? I’m getting married to a man just because of a made-up story?

think this is a