Convenient Marriage: Mr. Nelson's Love Trap

Samuel lowered his head and said nothing.

Dolores frowned, “Say something.”

Samuel rubbed his hand on another, “He did something bad to mummy, so I need to kick his ass for mummy.”

Dolores frowned harder. Samuel had been stressing the fact that Matthew was hurting her before too.

He...

Suddenly Dolores opened her eyes wide. Did Samuel see that Matthew forced himself on her and kissed her?

“Samuel...”

Dolores didn’t know how to explain to Samuel.

Samuel firmly patted his own chest and said, “Mummy, though I and Simona don’t have a father, I am a man now. I will protect you.”

Hearing Samuel say that they didn’t have a father, Dolores felt like her heart was suddenly stung by something. It was a fact that she had been purposely ignoring.

She didn’t want to mention this.

She thought that as long as she loved them very much, they would forget that they didn’t have a father.

However, when the matter was suddenly mentioned by her son, she could only feel her chest hurting silently.

She hugged her son and lowered her head to kiss on his hair. Though he was indeed smart, he was only five years old, which made him still a kid.

But he said he would protect her.

Her hand rubbed on Samuel’s back, “It is mummy who should protect you...”

Samuel disagreed and shook his head, “It should be men who protect women. I am a man, so I will protect you.”

“...”

Dolores didn’t know what to say. She looked at her son and thought how old he was and why he was chauvinistic in personality already?

“Who taught you?” Dolores frowned and asked.

Samuel blinked his big eyes and thought for two seconds, “My teacher.”

Dolores carried her son to take him to a bath while thinking on the inside whether she should go talk to his teacher.

Was it appropriate to tell such a young child such things?

“Mummy, actually my teacher is handsome and he is good to me...”

“Stop!” Dolores interrupted her son. He was such a little child, how could he have such complicated thoughts?

Samuel muttered, “Even though you don’t think for yourself, I have to.”

“...”

“From now on, you

“Why?” Samuel asked.

my decision. Didn’t your teacher tell you to listen to and do

teacher did say that children should listen to

very tired trying to

he shouldn’t make

father, mummy wouldn’t

And he

allow him

his father must be an irresponsible man who had

hug Dolores, “Mummy, I love

stream of warmth was traveling through her heart. It was

kids

his

all under Jessica’s care during the day, at night it was all Dolores who took

tugged them to sleep since they

day and didn’t have much time to accompany the

She told them stories.

up against her chest, which made her feel on top of

families bonded by

left for work, Samuel wanted to follow her. He said he wanted to protect her. He looked quite determined and didn’t accept

though Dolores wanted to

kind of danger will I face when I am working?” Dolores

needed to be protected by

don’t care.” Samuel said firmly. He almost blurted out what if the

he was a little kid, he thought a

him. She agreed to take him to work. Jessica took care of Simona at

car door. When she was about to sit on

body tensed up. Then she thought she didn’t offend anyone in this area. Maybe it was her

peek at people

didn’t think too much and got in

she had breakfast at

rearview mirror, Dolores accidentally found the car which she noticed before was following

If it was her illusion before,

like her heart was grabbed by

had to

were not many cars on road in morning, so Dolores couldn’t

her car. When she arrived at the

and asked Samuel to get out too. Then

following her

some arrangements and ensured Samuel would

out who was stalking her and

film on the car windows, so Dolores couldn’t see who was inside. She raised her hand and knocked on

the window didn’t descend

car, “You followed me all the way here and got caught up now. And yet you

sleep these two days. He slept in the car last night. So he wasn’t mentally fine. And

his face with his hands and rubbed them on it, which made

lowered the window and smiled, greeting, “Long time no