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

Seeing it was Amanda, Stanford subconsciously stood up straight.

Atwood, on the other hand, was shocked. How did she get over here?!

"You go down." Stanford had not yet remembered his past with Amanda, but he now knew about her relationship with him. Seeing her at the moment, his heart palpitated.

The secretary expected to be scolded, but was not, so she hurriedly withdrew.

"You came to see me?" Stanford suppressed his uncontrollable excitement and looked at her.

Amanda's face was cold and even her tone was the same, "Sort of."

She walked up to Atwood and gave him a cold glance before setting her eyes on Stanford, "Stanford, no matter how long it takes, you're still insidious and like to set people up behind their backs!"

Stanford suddenly clenched his hands and stared at her, "What do you mean?"

Her eyes were very sharp, "Didn't you ask Atwood to set up Joan? You looked down on that woman, so you used dirty tricks to get

own hands." Atwood hurriedly explained, "I wanted you to misunderstand Joan so that you would give Mr. James

looked at Atwood sarcastically, "It is true that what kind of master comes with what kind of servant. You've been with Stanford for so long, and you've learned nothing else, but for these

stepped forward. She was considerably shorter than Atwood but no less imposing. She grabbed Atwood by the collar and Atwood had to bend

more than once. I hope this is the last time. If you ever hurt anyone around me again, don't blame me for treating you badly!" With that, she pushed Atwood away and turned to

she didn't even

back as she left, and could not

longer remembered that he had anything to do with her. But at this moment,

past did they have

help you. If you want to get back together with Miss Nelson, that man, Joan, she's with is definitely an obstacle. I just didn't expect that she would misunderstand and think it was your idea.

hand to indicate him not to explain, "When someone has a prejudice against you in their

one involved but also a bystander, so he was more awake than before and saw things

floor. There was a ding and the lift doors opened. Hilary had come to the office to see Atwood and was trying to get on the lift. When

Atwood had said was true,