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

On the way to prison from the police station, Atwood asked, “Mr. Donald, were you really unaware of this matter?”

Atwood found that to be unlikely. After all, how could someone just disappear into thin air in prison?

She had always relied on Stanford. Other than Stanford and Blithe Donald, no one else could help her.

Plus, was it possible for someone to enter and exit the prison as they pleased?

Atwood couldn’t help but get the idea that Blithe was the only person who could get her out of prison.

In return for his question, Blithe only gave him a glimpse and said nothing.

He had no obligation to explain it to Atwood.

He expected that she would go missing, and little did Atwood knew that Blithe was even more eager to figure this matter out than anyone else.

After a while, the car came to a halt. Blithe pretended to be unaware of the case and requested the warden to bring him a particular prisoner.

Upon hearing her name, the warden said, “This woman is sick and she is getting treated in the hospital now.” Atwood immediately turned to Blithe, thinking to himself, ‘Didn’t he say that he was unaware of it?’

“Why am I not informed about it?” Blithe asked. For such matters, the wardens would need to seek his approval, but he had never received an application from their side.

‘How sick was she? Why must she be treated at other hospitals and not the one in prison?’

He ignored Atwood’s questioning gaze and instructed the warden sternly, “Bring me to her now.”

“Yes, sir.” From Blithe’s tone, the warden knew there was trouble.

Hence, the group left the prison. On the way to the hospital, the warden asked, “Mr. Donald, do you really not know about it?”

Blithe squinted, “What do you mean?”

“We have been keeping a close watch on her under your order. She could leave this time because Michael came and handled the matter. We thought that was what you wanted too.”

Blithe and asked for his help. However, Blithe rejected his request because that was quite a serious crime, and

it and lectured him, “As government officers, we must lead by example. People who have committed crimes and endangered society cannot be let go so easily. Although it’s your relative, it’s a fact that he committed a crime, and he should be punished for that. We can’t let him go just because he’s your relative, do

speak of

his

that he had been hiding

Blithe’s expression turned gloomy.

and the warden took them to the woman’s ward. As per the protocol, two police officers would be needed to guard a prisoner who was

to ask around and he was told that the woman was having a

said it was a

a B-scan ultrasound, nothing more was written on the form other than the type of check-up she had. The doctor can only confirm the exact

most important thing was getting to

until now, he still didn’t believe that Lindsay

ultrasound examination ward, they saw the two police officers responsible for watching over Lindsay guarding the door. It made them feel slightly more assured. Fortunately, she was still around. This way, there wouldn’t

she go in? It’s not

a while. She should be out soon,”

he caught sight of Blithe. He turned around immediately, wanting to leave the scene, but unfortunately for him, Atwood had seen him and went

and started to blabber incoherent words, “Mr…

to him. Instead, he threw

moment, the nurse from the ward called for the next

There were only two doctors who were in charge of the medical check-up

into the room, noticed the scene too.

toilet and never came back.” The doctors had waited for some time,

the exits now,”

warden walked out while he spoke on the phone. Atwood

time to escape by now if that

even after three hours of

were responsible for guarding her were taken

if he or she was getting treatment from an external hospital, am I

“ He said it was your orders and we

his plan had been exposed, fell