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

Jessica’s dull eyes sparkled for a moment but then she became sullen for a while as she was pondering her relationship with Kevin Forbis. She then said, “I don’t know.” She only knew that she felt very contented when she was with Kevin although he was not a very homely person. Neither was he detailed but he was very dependable which made her feel safe and assured.

“Amanda, do you think that there is life after death?” Jessica asked. She did not believe this in the past but now she began to hope for it.

“If there is, I wish that I can meet him earlier and spend my youthful days with him, bear him children and live my life with him,” Jessica said softly as her voice began to crack. She could no longer hide her emotions. But who has a life without regrets?

“I saw something on the internet which said,” Amanda held onto Jessica’s hand, “A man’s current wife was someone he buried in the previous life. So that meant that since you buried grandfather, he would become your husband in the next life and repay your kindness towards him.”

Jessica pondered for a while before she understood what Amanda said and started to laugh, “You’re an intelligent child!”

They stayed there for three days and were about to leave on the fourth day when they met Charles.

“Have you been cleaning this place?” Amanda asked. The place was very clean when they came. Although no one stayed there, it was obvious that someone must be cleaning it regularly. Charles lived nearby and had some connections with the Forbis family. He should be the one who maintained the place.

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Amanda rejected, “I rented a car.” She

was rather remote. With a rented car, she could take Jessica out

something for them. He would feel bad if he did not do anything. She was Dolores’s daughter and