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

“So is it true?” Joshua was seldom so nosy. Looking at his brother and sister, he wanted to know if the rumour was true.

Amanda satisfied him. “Yes. He had a crush on Mom before.”

“He should be quite obsessed in love. My parents said he has no children. When he married his current wife, it wasn’t because he loved her.” After finishing her words, Bonnie cast Charles a glance in secret. Although time had changed his handsome face in his youth, she still could tell that he must be quite good-looking before.

He also emanated a pleasant aura.

“Is he always sitting on the wheelchair?” Joshua knew the least about Charles among them, so he always asked the shallowest questions.

“Yeah,” Bonnie answered him.

Joshua looked at her. “Why do you know everything?”

“I heard it from my parents,” Bonnie answered.

“What else have your parents told you? Tell me all about it,” Joshua said.

Bonnie shook her head and said, “Nothing else.” Then she added, “He’s not a bad man.”

“Oops, how did you?” Joshua would pinch her cheek if they were not in the mourning hall. How could she not tell him anything about it?

say that as well?” he cast

I just

for several decades. How bad could this

he couldn’t retort

uttered, “Obsessing in love doesn’t

Do you dislike him?” Bonnie raised

Amanda. He didn’t know Charles at all. After he got to know that Charles had a crush on his mother when they were young and he still loved her in the

chosen Charles back then, Joshua wondered if he could still be born in this

father’s shoes, he couldn’t like

own shoes, he

However, he admired Charles.

he couldn’t be obsessed with

admired Charles for his persistence. After all, not many men could do

about it. After all, Charles loved her since he was young. After Dolores knew

he looked over at Dolores at the door. She was standing next to Matthew, looking calm and

believed even if his mother had a special feeling for Charles, it would only occupy a small

He wished that his mother’s heart was fully occupied

Bonnie could tell