Convenient Marriage: Mr. Nelson's Love Trap

“What’s going on?” Jessica asked, finally understanding the situation. “Wasn’t the money for the operation covered by the offender’s insurance?”

Jessica’s operation after the accident was fairly expensive and a lot of money had been spent on her son’s burial expenses as well. Before they released Jessica from the hospital, Dolores also gave her a little money, explaining that it was what was left from the offender’s insurance claim.

Dolores wasn’t sure what to say, and it was too difficult for her to find the right words.

After Dolores was silent for several moments, it was a clear confession of her lies. She was such a young woman, and it was impossible for her to raise such a significant amount of money legally. Jessica’s heart shattered, and she didn’t want to believe the facts in front of her. “You … don’t tell me you sold yourself…” Jessica grabbed Dolores’s wrist. “You can’t give birth to this baby. We must go to the hospital before this pregnancy progresses any further.”

“Why?” Dolores asked, trying to pull her hand from Jessica.

“If you give birth to the baby, your life will be ruined!”

Jessica couldn’t let Dolores give birth to a baby that wasn’t her husband’s. If anyone knew, her life would never be the same.

“Mom, please. I want to give birth to the baby,” Dolores begged.

No matter how hard Dolores begged, Jessica didn’t agree, and she was determined not to let Dolores go through with it.

Jessica took Dolores to the hospital that day.

When Dolores refused to go, Jessica even threatened to kill herself.

Dolores had no choice but to go with her mother, not wanting to lose the last of her family.

*****

When Jessica went to get the results, she

down her cheeks. She didn’t know what

I’m fine. Don’t be so nervous, it’s just a tiny

jacket draped over her shoulders. Matthew, meanwhile, wore

her with concern in his eyes. “You’ve been scalded. It

leaned into Matthew’s chest. “If it leaves a

“Nonsense!”

knowing Matthew wasn’t a superficial

Helen leaning on Matthew and approaching together down the corridor. They looked like a match

a clown because she lost her virginity at a young age, had a baby

felt herself losing her presence of mind when a hint of amazement

“Next patient please.”

in the doorway, allowing a young woman to pass by who covered her abdomen with hands while mumbling, “If it’s a painless abortion,

Dolores’s face. She’d showed him before how much she cared about the baby in her belly, but now he found her waiting for

she felt the woman looked familiar, but she couldn’t remember

Matthew. “Do

coldly,

based on the fact someone knocked her up at such a young age. She showed her motherly love in front of him, but she ended up deciding to get an abortion behind his back. What

you thought it through?” the nurse asked, confirming

others to

extremely reluctant, heartbroken, and feeling

“Then come with me.”

looking at anyone, and followed the nurse into the operating room. The operating room was closed and completely isolated from the