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

Nina covered her mouth and laughed.

Joan stared at her, “What are you laughing at?”

“Do I laugh gracefully?” Nina continued to cover her mouth.

Joan was speechless.

He looked at the sky helplessly. What kind of kid was she?

Amanda was amused by this kid.

With Joan leading the way, Amanda and Nina just sat back in the car and did not have to worry about anything.

“Ms. Nelson, is there somewhere you want to visit?” Joan looked at her in the rear-view mirror.

Amanda thought for a moment, “I want to burn incense and worship the gods.”

Thailand people believed in Buddhism.

“Alright.” Joan continued driving.

Soon, the car stopped.

After getting out of the car, Amanda felt the strong Buddhist culture everywhere in Thailand. Chiang Mai had over 270 temples and there would be a temple almost a few steps apart. Furthermore, each temple had its own style with some being splendour while some old temples were still under maintenance.

Joan carried Nina and took Amanda to one of the three major temples in Chiang Mai, Wat Phra Singh.

They could already smell the strong scent of incense before they entered the temple.

The smoke enveloped the temple as many tourists were her to pray and visit the place.

Amanda bought the incense, “I will go in. You guys wait for me a while.”

Joan nodded his head.

When she entered the main hall, the first thing that caught her attention was a golden Buddha statue sitting cross-legged with beads in the hand. The Buddha statue was magnificent while overlooking the crowd.

Amanda lit the incense from the fire by the red wax. She knelt on the cushion and bowed with her hands together while praying devoutly in her heart. ‘Bless my parents with long life and stay healthy forever. As for the baby that died in my stomach and did not come to this world, I hope he will be reborn soon in a good family safe and sound.’

She placed the incense into the censer after praying.

She walked out and saw Joan buying something that was wrapped in green leaves and was roasted on the fire. She wondered what it was.

“What are you buying?” She asked.

Nina answered in the first place, “It’s Chinese olive and it’s delicious.”

it.” Joan handed

and said,

welcome, you’re welcome. We’re a family.” Nina waved

lowered her eyes as she was slightly

days and she had recognized Joan, still they were only ordinary friends. The

eating.”

going to leave when her leg is fine. If you don’t go after her, you won’t

Joan was speechless.

“Don’t talk nonsense.”

single by now. I’m trying to help you.” Nina sighed, “It seems that

you going to do?” Joan vaguely

was right in the next second. She smiled and looked at Amanda, “What

puzzled. Nina added before Amanda could think

Amanda was speechless.

Joan was speechless either.

mind at the same

this kid so

knows so much

her cheeks, “Kids should behave like

pouted and continued speaking, “How is

Joan was speechless.

He covered Nina’s mouth.

as

but your daddy and I aren’t suitable. I’m not suitable to be your mother.” Amanda stated her

Nina removed Joan’s hand from

not explain and fed her

Nina mumbled while eating.

strolled along the streets. The fun thing about travelling in Chiang Mai was to hang around leisurely. They

toys,

her and

while feeling that Nina was so lucky to have

was rare for him, an unmarried man, to have

silk store. On the sign, it claimed

into the

grey scarf. It looked

Thai silk. You won’t find such quality

was slightly familiar with fabrics since she was influenced by

the processing time was long so the price was high. Indeed,

on to see if it looks

smiled and said,

on the scarf as the fabric was so soft

said

in the mirror