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

She had been here for a few days so she roughly knew about Joan’s personality. He was aloof and an idealist. As his parents had a happy marriage, he aspired to have a similarly happy marriage life.

He was the kind of person who would never settle for it before he met the person he liked.

He was kind-hearted but he never said it with his mouth, but via practical actions.

The way he looked without his uniform gave the impression of being a tender gentleman.

He was a very good man.

The way he was nervous at this moment and did not know how to start the conversation was cute.

“When I came in just now, I heard what you said to Nina,” Joan spoke after quite a while.

Amanda froze for a moment and then looked at him, confused. ‘What is he trying to say?’

“Do you love your ex-husband very much? You can’t get him out of your mind?” Joan asked.

It was a question, but more like he was feeling her out.

Amanda was silent for a few seconds, trying to understand why he had such a question. ‘It should be because of the words she replied to Nina.’

“I don’t love him.” It was a very firm tone. Her love was buried long ago in his words when he told her to divorce and burnt to ashes in that fire, “I told Nina that there is someone I like in my mind and it’s just because I don’t want her to fix me up with you.”

Hearing the words ‘don’t love’, Joan’s eyebrows were raised with a trace of unconcealed happiness. But when he heard the latter part of the sentence, that happiness dissipated again, “So, her action of fixing you up with me has bothered you, is it?”

“No,” Amanda hurriedly explained. She knew clearly in her mind that Joan was a good person.

Joan was an innocent person who had not yet dated a woman until now. Whereas, she had married and divorced. The difference between their love relationship backgrounds was too great.

She said to Nina that it was inappropriate because she wanted to tell her that she was a divorced woman and was not the right woman for Joan.

This would make her feel that she had ruined the purity in Joan.

felt that the woman who was compatible with Joan should be a woman like him, with clean

had none of

not dare to tarnish

afraid I’d bring you trouble. I’m a divorcee. I’m the benefitted party to

eyes were shining brightly like the bright stars of the

what kind of women do you

at her, “A woman who is innocent, likes to smile and looks

asked again, “Is there a

Joan shook his head.

I’ll definitely introduce the right one to you when I meet one,” Amanda said with a

should date a wonderful person at his best age to leave a

Joan was speechless.

for him but surprisingly, it turned

wanted to introduce another woman

don’t like deliberate arrangements,” he

he believing in fate or believing

true though. They

an old saying in my hometown that says, ‘Fate brings people together no matter how apart they may be, otherwise, they can’t know each other even if they’re face to

“What does that mean?”

means that people who are destined to meet you will meet you even at a distance and people who aren’t

like that?” Joan looked her in the eye and

sentence inexplicably popped up in her

Shocked, she then realized that she must

she was lost for a

stood up, “I’m a little sleepy. I want to take

more like subconsciously

“Okay,” Joan responded.

strode towards her room and kept feeling that Joan

to her room and closed the door, she shook her head vigorously, trying to shake off all those messy