Convenient Marriage: Mr. Nelson's Love Trap
Chapter 23: I Underestimated You
Dolores stood at the doorway and stared at Helen.
Helen, growing uneasy under her glare, looked at Dolores’ cell phone but couldn’t see anything from t distance. She also couldn’t do anything in front of Matthew.
So, she calmly asked. “Why is Ms. Flores looking at me that way?”
Helen’s words dragged out Dolores’ thoughts, and Dolores struggled with the urge to confront Helen in front of Matthew for several moments before she calmed down. Helen was the woman who Matthew loved. Even if Dolores did anything, Matthew wouldn’t punish the woman he loved for a contract wife like her.
Dolores gripped her cell phone tightly and composed herself.
She smiled at Helen. “Ms. White’s beauty stunned me. Please don’t take offense, Ms. White.”
Dolores walked toward them and her gaze shifting to the documents on the coffee table. She picked up the documents and saw it was the contract for Repulse Bay. She looked up at Matthew in bewilderment.
“Is this for me?”
Matthew, who had maintained his indifference throughout the situation, nodded calmly.
Helen’s eyes glared widely. The land contract, it really was for Dolores? Why? Helen didn’t understand.
Dolores looked toward Helen, suppressed her fury, and laughed coldly. “Ms. White, I’m Mr. Nelson’s wife. Is there an issue with him giving me something?”
Helen trembled in rage. That damned shameless woman Why was she worthy of being Matthew’s wife? If it wasn’t for Matthew being in the room, Helen would have slapped Dolores in an instant.
Helen lowered her head, and her tears flowed, showing her genuine pain. “Ms. Flores is the true Mrs. Nelson.
woman Mr. Nelson likes. You’ve been with him for so many years, so why are you lowering yourself?”
her private life, she was also so shameless. It was clearly a contract marriage, so why would she act
she didn’t hear the sarcasm
and said, “Ms. White, since you acknowledge my status, can
All eyes looked at the silent Matthew. Would he acknowledge her status? If he did,
and shadows couldn’t conceal the evil lurking in Matthew’s expression when
gaze anyway. “We’re husband and wife, even if it’s for an hour. Is it wrong
to suffer from a mental illness just to get at Dolores. That was something that she couldn’t
“Ms. White, although you have a deep relationship with my husband, we are
loathsome woman. Dolores’ personality changed rapidly. In the past, Dolores was meek and submissive but now she was so assertive. What kind
However, he knew the two women shouldn’t be together at that moment. Although Abbott didn’t completely understand the whole
up and placed his hand on Helen’s shoulder.
to see what her position in Matthew’s heart was. But what if Matthew chose Dolores? She would be finished then, and all her efforts would have gone to waste. It was very clear that Matthew didn’t love her. Matthew treated her well all because of a one-night stand and
couldn’t risk the gamble. She couldn’t afford
make things difficult for
pleasant before leaving. She didn’t want to admit defeat; she just didn’t want to frustrate Matthew. She focused on the
It was so
three minutes and Dolores’ back was drenched in a cold sweat before she was able to
to
behaved that way because of Helen. There was no reason for her to stay now once Helen had left. Before she could take a step, Matthew grabbed her wrist and, with a tug, spun Dolores around and pulled her into his embrace. Her reflex
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