Convenient Marriage: Mr. Nelson's Love Trap

Dolores slowly lifted her head. When she saw the man’s face, she gasped in surprise.

“Dr. Herbert?” There was a group of people with Sampson, and they made Dolores even more surprised. “Why, why are you here?”

Sampson was the one that had helped treat Dolores’ brother’s autism. During his treatment, Dolores and Sampson got to know each other.

Sampson smiled gently.

Before he could speak, the director of the hospital spoke, “Dr. Herbert’s here to carry out a forum in the hospital.”

Sampson was a famous psychiatrist. He was especially an autism expert.

“What about you? Why are you here? Are you sick?” Sampson asked.

Dolores trembled when she thought of her mom’s resolute attitude.

“Lola!”

Jessica rushed over from the other side of the corridor with the checklist in her hand. When she came back and the nurse explained that Dolores had run away, she was very shocked. Jessica couldn’t help but shout agitatedly when she saw Dolores.

Dolores pursed her lips and was on the verge of tears. “Mom…”

Sampson turned to the director of the hospital standing beside him. “Please, go on ahead of me. I’ll be there shortly. I have something to do.”

“Ah, of course.” The director smiled at Sampson. “We won’t bother you then. I’m formally inviting you to work in my hospital, Dr. Herbert. Just no matter what you need, please let me know and I’ll do my best.”

Sampson smiled back and nodded. “I’ll consider it.”

Once the director and the others left, Sampson turned back to Dolores and Jessica. “Let’s head outside to talk. This isn’t the right place,” Sampson said to Jessica.

The hospital was full of people who had little to do other than listen to the conversations of strangers.

Jessica also knew Sampson. When her son received treatments, she couldn’t scrounge together the funds all the time and this Dr. Herbert was the one who helped pay for it. Therefore, Jessica had a lot of respect for him.

Jessica held Dolores’s wrist tightly, fearing she would run away again.

As soon as they were out of the hospital, Dolores kneeled in front of Jessica. “Mom, I beg you. We already lost Jeremy. Please, let me give birth to this child.”

saw Dolores’ hand protectively covering her abdomen. When he saw the reports in Jessica’s hand, it confirmed his suspicions that Dolores

time to ask. Dolores seldom cried in front of Jessica. Even when her brother died, she cried

to have the abortion. Instead, she worried about what would

mother alone was enough to make a vulnerable woman stronger than before. Jessica knew how stubborn Dolores could be and

sigh, Jessica said, “Suit

soon as she finished speaking. Her heart overflowed with

her cheeks. She didn’t want to cry, but

Jeremy had died from his injuries

she was just a teenager. Even back then,

food she bought to her mother and brother, telling Jessica she had already eaten. She was a

to touch her head and comfort her, but before

for your help in the past. I’ll pay you back in the future when I

fall to his side, and said with a smile, “Silly girl, I volunteered to help

head. “I know you’re a kind

in the future, she was determined to return the

up. “Where do you live? I’ll drive

So, she nodded

their destination, Dolores opened the car

you go back to the hospital to do

look at him and shook

to escape the

chair and wiping her tears.

away her tears, not looking at

“Mom…”

for not taking good care of you.” Jessica wiped fervently at her tears, but she couldn’t stop crying

hugged Jessica. The two hugged each other while

time for them to calm down. Dolores told Jessica about the

it was nothing more than an agreement to go out for drinks?

Dolores already lost her virginity pregnant and was pregnant as a result. Matthew or the rest of the Nelson family wouldn’t

would take care of her daughter

*****

when Dolores returned to the villa, she discovered Matthew wasn’t around. After dinner, Dolores walked around the villa courtyard to digest her food and to have a good

However, she found herself too thirsty to sleep, so she went to the kitchen to pour a