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

But Stanford’s expression did not change significantly. It looked as if he could not recognize the two women not far away from him.

“Grandma, didn’t I ask you to wait for me? Why did you come this way?” Amanda was upset and worried that Jessica strayed off without telling her.

Jessica grabbed her hand and said, “I saw Stanford. Was he here to receive us? I called out to him but he did not hear and walked off.”

When Jessica said this, Amanda raised her head and saw Stanford. She suddenly seemed unnatural and perturbed.

‘Why was he here?’

She sized Stanford and Atwood up. They did not appear to have returned from a business trip as they did not have any luggage with them.

“Grandma, you are mistaken.” Amanda led her away.

Jessica shook her head, “I did not, isn’t he Stanford? I’m not senile yet!”

“He’s not.” Amanda tried to avoid the matter and now Jessica began to falter, “Did I see wrongly?”

Amanda definitively said to Jessica, “Yes, you’ve made a mistake.”

At this moment, Stanford walked briskly over to them and asked, “Do you know me?”

Amanda did not turn to look at him but replied, “No.”

not

I am.” Stanford was doubtful as there could be a coincidence and this old lady could have mistaken him

to go now.” Atwood came over to

not recognize them so most likely

persist and

got into the car, Atwood made up an excuse that he needed to use the restroom and told the driver to leave

Atwood ensured that the car had left, he ran back into the airport terminal. However, the car moved a short distance and stopped. Stanford noticed Atwood’s actions from the rearview mirror and became

to the office?”

door and exited the car. He wanted to see what was going on as Atwood’s

found Amanda inside

as Mrs. James. But she was no longer Stanford’s wife. Additionally, Stanford had lost his memories and

help you?” Amanda

and I told him that he cannot recover.” They did not want

not forgive him. Since all the memories would only hurt him, he might as well forget

friends of the opposite sex…” Atwood

puzzled by Atwood’s actions and asked, “Why did you tell me

felt the need to tell her since her hatred for him was so deep.

afraid that you would misunderstand and in case you meet him, I’m

not look for him. Furthermore, regardless of how he is in the future, it has nothing to do with me. I’m back because I have something to attend to. After all, this is a