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

“He hasn’t taken a vacation for a long time indeed. Let him rest longer this time.”

Matthew wondered if Dolores had sensed something. He asked tentatively, “Do you want me to work longer in the company?”

Dolores put his clothes into the suitcase and closed it.

"You've assigned a lot of work to others in the past decades." She raised her hand to stroke the corner of his eyes. "You have so many wrinkles here."

In fact, she knew that Matthew had given up a lot of things for her over the years.

“I’ll help Joshua buy a new house, so it will take a long time. Joshua has move out when he was quite young. I want to take this chance to take care of him here.”

Upon hearing it, Matthew didn’t think Dolores had sensed or suspected anything yet.

Matthew breathed a sigh of relief inwardly. “All right. I’ll let Abbott take a vacation.” He covered the back of Dolores’s hand. “Have I become old?”

“Yeah. But I still love you.” She smiled. Her eyes were still bright, but time left traces at the corner of her eyes.

The only change on her face was the crow's feet. Compared to other women in her age, she had to take pretty good care of herself.

Dolores used to hear one saying, “The benefactor of the previous life can become a lover in this life.”

how Matthew and she were

willing to express her love verbally.

chuckled. “At your age, do you still want to use the honey trap

her brows and asked, “Will you still fall

Knock. Knock--

on the door. Dolores said, “I’ll go answer

the door, she saw Jasmine standing there. Seeing Dolores,

Dolores stood

Dolores. I just want to inform you Boyce

Dolores

so. Boyce has work to deal with.” Jasmine heaved a sigh. She didn’t want to leave so soon either, but Boyce must

of his case died, but the case must be

was in charge of this case, so he must close it

went to see them

stay here longer?” Jasmine pulled Dolores’s hand and

while before going home.” Dolores knew what she implied. “Please don’t worry about the kids. I’m here to

a relaxing life later. Although

taking care of the family and never let Boyce worry about anything. Now they were