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

The car sped off leaving a trail of pungent exhaust fumes.

Joan looked at Amanda’s expression. She was very calm and did not seem to be bothered to see Stanford with another woman.

“Are you looking to see if I would cry?” She joked and continued, “All the tears had been previously shed.”

Joan pursed his lips and did not attempt to console her. He felt that the best that he could do was to walk quietly with her. Both of them walked casually without speaking a word.

A gust of wind blew Amanda’s hair around and she tucked some strains of hair behind her ear and said, “Let’s go shopping.”

“Okay.” Joan agreed to whatever Amanda wanted to do.

Amanda was very familiar with this city. She brought Joan to a shopping centre and went directly to the men’s section.

“My mother was a fashion designer but gave up her career after marrying my father,” Amanda said as they walked into a men’s store.

Joan nodded.

“Do you know my family background?” She raised her eyebrows.

“Not in detail. Just superficially.” Joan said and continued, “Your mother must have been very attractive when she was young.”

Amanda confirmed, “Yes.”

she knew Joan, she noticed that the style and colour of the clothes he wore revealed that he was more conservative and reserved. Dark colours seemed

any official business to attend to over

did not have any business dealings in that

buy something casual?” Most of the time, Joan would wear business suits, uniforms, or traditional Thai garments. She could not remember

Joan nodded.

unsuitable. She decided to bring

inherited some of her mother’s fashion sense and coupled with Joan’s

can have the hotel staff dry clean what you are

at her and asked, “Are you taking

down and

for the clothes and

end, Hilary called Atwood and asked, “What’s going on? He came and left without

Mr. James. If you really like him, then you need to be

indeed liked Stanford and

Atwood had been with Stanford for a long time and understood his character. They fixed a place to

give me some suggestions and help me.” Hilary had a privileged upbringing and naturally had her pride and dignity. But she also

was also why

her for Stanford was her family background was decent and rather like Amanda's. Although her family could not be compared to Amanda’s in terms

her after spending some time with her. Then Amanda would become a distant memory. Even if one day he were to recall Amanda, he would not be so sad. Atwood hoped that with a new love, he would be rid of all the