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

Joshua knew his intentions and intentionally joked, “How could we just eat noodles with wine? You should make some more dishes to show your hospitality.”

“You should be contented with these noodles.” Andrew topped up his wine glass.

He looked at the wine glass filled to the brim and laughed, “Bro, aren’t you afraid that I’ll get you drunk?”

Dolores and Bonnie left the dining table after they were done.

“Mom, I’ll cook some dishes for them to go with the wine,” Bonnie said.

“Okay.” Dolores placed the dirty dishes in the basin and asked, “How long haven’t they met?” She had not seen Andrew for almost two years.

Bonnie pondered for a while but could not be sure, “It must be when we went to see you. It has been almost two years.”

son to be doing such a dangerous job and he was always not at home. Then she thought that he had grown up and had his interests and career. She could not restrain him. Even if she

was frustrated with work?” Dolores asked as

he’s young and is energetic,” Bonnie said as she cooked some

of him. He left us

of him. You had been very good to him and gave him a lot during our wedding.” Bonnie continued, “You should rejoice. A lot of siblings would bicker

had arms around each other’s shoulders and were having a

Andrew was safe and the brother’s relationship was so

Forbis family home

was thin and frail and could not walk

familiar.” Jessica looked around the

and thought about the days when she was with Mr. Forbis. They loved to sit under the tree in