Convenient Marriage: Mr. Nelson's Love Trap

The scream came from the woman, who slipped on her sweat and almost toppled from the roof. It was a split second between life and death. The mother-in-law of the woman was crying hysterically and nearly fainted at the sight of her daughter-in-law careening on the edge.

Dolores’ mind was blank, and her entire body tensed until the woman regained her balance.

After a moment, Dolores called up to the woman. “If you come down from there, I’ll refund you the money you paid for your house.”

The woman didn’t believe Dolores one bit. “Don’t you dare say that just to get me down? I don’t believe you!”

“I’m not lying to you. I will give you the money. If you won’t do it for yourself, think of the child inside your belly.” Dolores continued, trying to convince her.

The woman seemed to be at her wits’ end, which explained her desperation. “That’s exactly what I’m doing. I’m standing here for the sake of my child. Do you think it was easy for us to buy a house? We scraped all of our savings together in an attempt to have a safe place for my child to live, but can I let my child live in a place that has collapsed? What are the chances that the house we could be buried alive under the house?”

Dolores knew what the woman was concerned about, how worried and terrified she must be. Dolore knew because she experienced it herself. “I understand how you feel. You only want to give your child a good home. I appreciate your concerns. As long as you come down, I promise that I’ll give you the money.”

“Why should I believe you? What will I do come down and you don’t give me the money?” the woman asked, refusing to give up.

Dolores licked her dry lips. “I’m not lying to you. I’m Randolph Flores’ daughter. I won’t lie to you.”

“She’s that unscrupulous business executive’s daughter?”

“You must pay your father’s debt! Refund my money!”

“Give us back our money!”

The crowd surrounded Dolores immediately.

“Return our money, return our money!”

out to grab Dolores, but Matthew’s reflexes were fast. He swiftly pulled Dolores into his embrace and glared sternly at that man. The stare stunned the man, but he continued his demands. “Pay up what you owe. You can’t do this to us!” The man paused and turned to the crowd. “Her father

father’s debts. If your father doesn’t

demand. The place became unruly and descended into

the men Abbot brought along with the help of

she saw Dolores through the glass doors and broke free from the rescuers ran toward Dolores. “You said that you’ll

back my money. If you lie to me, you’ll suffer a terrible death. You earned the money through unscrupulous means

frowned and spoke coldly. “Throw her

But who would gamble with their lives if they weren’t at the end of their road? All she wanted

wanted to give her child a home because that’s what Dolores wanted to do, to give her child a complete family. However, that was out of Dolores’ reach and may

Matthew had never seen. He was momentarily stunned, and looked at Dolores before turning to Abbott. “Give her

immediately and turned to the

rushed over. He’d been hiding in the office and came out because he discovered Matthew and Dolores arrived. It filled him

he exclaimed. “You came

to him, wearing a bitter expression. “How much

stunned Randolph as he didn’t expect her to ask him how much money he

any money,” Randolph said as a matter

repay his debts, how could he not

and remained silent. Dolores didn’t waste any time.

want to say.” She looked at

out his arm to grab her gently waist and nodded. They

told the truth. “I have little. Apart from the house, I had around two million in cash, but Annabelle stole it. I made a police report but

away when he was at his lowest. Ironically, it was the daughter who he despised who was standing

he fought back

“Stop, just stop.”

more they went into it, the more hurt she