Convenient Marriage: Mr. Nelson's Love Trap

When they reached the villa and went inside, Dolores gave him the car keys, “The car is still at the hotel.”

“I’ll have Abbott drive it back.”

Hearing their voices, Simona turned her head to look at them and then quickly slid off the sofa rushing over to meet them. The one she ran to hug wasn’t Dolores, it was Matthew. She raised her head to look at him and said, “Daddy, why did you come back so late?”

She looked at him innocently with her big clear eyes, her small face looking like soft rice cake.

She looked like an angel.

Matthew picked her up and said patiently, “Your Mommy and I went for a dinner.”

Simona’s eyes lit up brightly. Wow! Mommy and Daddy’s relationship was so great.

The two of them also went on dates.

How awesome!

“Mommy, is it true?”

Dolores restrained her emotions and smiled at her, “Yes.”

“So, can I and Samuel also go out for dinner with you guys?” Grabbing Matthew’s collar in her little hands, Simona looked at him expectantly.

Matthew lowered his gaze and glanced at her little hands around his collar which was now full of creases.

He wasn’t angry; he smiled, “Depends on your mommy’s behavior.”

…?

What did he mean?

Simona didn’t understand what he meant. She blinked her round twinkling eyes and asked immediately, “What does that have to do with Mommy?”

Dolores looked slightly uneasy and somewhat embarrassed. She reached out to take Simona in her arms, “Let’s go, I will put you to sleep.”

Simona hugged Matthew’s neck tightly unwilling to go with Dolores.

Coral stood at the door of the room, “Simona has been harping the same sentence the whole day, repeatedly asking when her Daddy will be back. She refused to go to bed and kept waiting on the living room sofa.”

Matthew had denied clearly that these were not his. Coral couldn’t understand why they were so close then.

She believed that the blood was always thicker than water.

If these two children had nothing to do with Matthew, why were they becoming so close to him?

“Really?” Matthew pinched her cheek playfully and Simona lost her mind with happiness.

Shyly, she buried her face into his neck.

Coral smiled, thinking that this was really how a father and daughter relationship should be like.

should sleep too. Samuel is already asleep

nodded, “I’ll

After finishing the words, Coral went back

the door to Jessica’s

Dolores frowned.

his

to refuse, but seeing Simona in his arms she

dimly with a bedside lamp. Jessica was still

first. The swelling on his face had disappeared, but

injury is much better.” Jessica said softly,

was worried for

to think about yourself.” They couldn’t

definitely not the place for her to stay in for a long time, but Maria was acting very hostile towards her. Dolores didn’t know what she would do next, so for her children’s safety, she had no choice but to continue living here for

bit, then we will go

you understand the graveness of the situation. I see Simona clinging

am also worried, but it looks impossible to

all of Simona’s attention was on Matthew, and it was impossible to

than Dolores. The whole day, Simona had been talking about

She sighed deeply.

“It’s late, go sleep.”

glanced at Samuel

“Don’t worry, I’m here.”

and the wall clock already showed that it was midnight. She

Simona was curled

It was Simona’s habit.

over, “I’ll let her hold me

if you can move her.” Matthew had been speechless for a long time now due to Simona’s weird habit. She had to put her hands on her

woke up as soon as

she woke up immediately, “Mommy,

“Hug me and sleep.”

hug

was puzzled and asked,

a little aggrieved, “Why

were unlike Mommy’s

Matthew and

were they going to explain

Dolores

Matthew like this was not very good. After

had become so close; it was going to be very

was struggling in her

Dolores, but she was afraid

to leave her, but her Daddy might stop wanting to be with her. She

hug me to sleep.” Simona snuggled into Matthew’s arms and continued to put her hand on his chest. She muttered

her clearly and asked, “What did you

She also has milk. When I was a baby,