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

“I didn’t go to see him, it’s just that I have sent someone to protect Amanda from the dark. I knew that he has gone to Thailand, not in City B.” Matthew had concealed the fact that Stanford had come to City C.

“What was he doing in Thailand?” Dolores asked coldly, “Wasn’t he afraid that he would bump into me?”

“If he met you, what do you plan to do with him? You didn’t even allow me to punch me last time.”

Dolores didn’t respond to that, “Wash up and let’s sleep.”

It was not like she didn’t hate Stanford. Even beating him up wouldn’t have vanquished her anger. It was just that she had finally understood that it was better to stay as far away as possible from someone like him. The best-case scenario would be that they would not cross paths ever again.

She wanted to get some water, but Matthew took her waist and made her sit on the bed, “Let me get it.”

Dolores said after thinking about something for a moment, “Say, do you think our daughter has finally let go after all this time? After all, she really loved Stanford back then. Do you still remember when she was putting up a fight against us?”

“She will let go.” Matthew wanted her not to overthink, “Something as dangerous as that won’t happen again. You don’t need to worry.”

“Children are always the debt of parents. We will never cease to worry about them. How can I just not worry?” As she said that, something occurred to her, and she just lied down on the bed without even washing up.

Matthew who was going to get some water stopped waking, and he looked at her. He had a feeling that she must have remembered something, and his eyes lowered. In the end, he said nothing as he turned around to the washroom to get some water.

He placed a basin of warm water by the bed and reminded, “Wash up first before you sleep.”

Dolores pretended not to hear that as she continued to feign sleep after turning around a little.

Matthew flipped the blanket away and grabbed her leg.

retreated her legs,

her head so that her face was facing his face, “We are already so old. Aren’t you afraid that our children will look at us as

you think I’m old?” Dolores asked him

my eyes,

know whether to get fuming or just burst into laughter, “Get off me.

too.” Matthew got up and placed her

was reading incoming messages on the monitor with Milo

raising. It was not of a rare breed. She simply picked it up from the streets when

came into the room and saw her grinning at the computer. He

each other.” Bonnie turned her head around and

Joshua walked towards her.

look at this conversation.” Bonnie signalled for him to look

look and after reading a few messages, his brows

launched a new application? It is designed to cater to single people and it is a platform for them to interact. We are at the testing stage now, and

in a nutshell?” Although Joshua sounded very critical, he wasn’t really going to reprimand her for this. He knew very well that it was just part of her job, and the company had a policy that would protect all privacies. Those who were being

his underling, I can only listen and obey.” She placedMilo on the table and turned around with her arms around her waist. She began to coo, “If you

say I will provide for you.

your bed during winter and

Joshua inched closer

winter’s coldness. Maybe you should cut down on the

her answer, “It doesn’t fit

speechless for

you on a