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

Amanda was a bit out of focus. She said huh when she heard his voice.

The fact that she was distracted made Joan feel even more certain that the man he just saw was her ex-husband.

‘Since she’s so disturbed, does it mean she still cares about him?’

Amanda calmed down and her lips curled into a faint smile, “What did you just say?”

Joan said, “Nothing.”

“Okay.” Amanda did not pay much attention. Her mind was still disturbed due to George’s appearance.

She was not fantasizing about Stanford but did not want her life to be disturbed again. George had found her here so she was afraid that he would disturb her parents.

She pressed her brow and took a deep breath.

The originally good atmosphere was disrupted by George’s sudden appearance. The two of them did not utter a word along the way.

The unique scenery of Thailand could be seen outside the car window. But, no one appreciated it.

After a while, the car stopped in front of an extremely luxurious palace.

The palace was resplendent and glorious with the continuation of the Buddhist kind of architecture. Its style and Joan’s mansion had a similarity. Both were deeply historical.

The car stopped. The driver came down to open the door for Joan.

Joan bent his body and walked over to another side to open the door for Amanda.

She looked up at Joan, “What is this place?”

“The Grand Palace”.

The Grand Palace was a place where the royal family lived.

The banquet today was nominally the birthday party held by the King of Thailand for his beloved daughter. But in fact, it was meant to find a suitable husband for the princess.

by the king and potentially to be chosen

King was most interested in Joan Morton and Otto Prescott. These were the most popular aristocrats and most importantly, they controlled military

commander of three armed forces and the patron of Buddhism and all religions. The King

Prime Minister of Thailand was democratically elected by the people, it had to be signed by the King. Whenever the Prime Minister saw the King

point of view, military power was the actual supreme power of a country. The King had the supreme military power from a constitutional point of view. But in reality, the military power was mainly in the hands of the top brass of the military

old King controlled the military by his seniority and

brass who held military power. The

a red dress. She also looked charming and attractive after getting dolled up. She walked over quickly with a smile on her face. When she saw the person who was about to go out of the car was Amanda, her

was a questioning

did not bother her and reached out his hand

hand into

at each other. Joan held her hand and helped

eyes nearly popped out. She said wilfully, “Joan, do you believe I’ll commit suicide in front of

your

her

voice

over and pulled his younger sister, “How can you

up her. He actually understood why his younger sister was in a foul mood. The matter that Payne liked Joan was not a secret. All the family members knew it and hoped they would really get

was well-known for his stubbornness and obstinacy although he was a gentleman. No one could force him to do things that he did

members all advised her to give up and find a suitable person to marry but she was not willing

at Joan and asked with a

After saying this, he

after that, he introduced Payne, “Payne Prescott. Both of

a marquis, the

Payne’s father was still alive, Otto

was also holding an important position in

also believed

the most preferred one was still Joan. He not only held the military power, was with the marquis title but also with high prestige although there were not many people in his

great talents who were

nodded slightly. Her lips curled into an elegant

She could

to avoid the inability to communicate,