Convenient Marriage: Mr. Nelson's Love Trap

Dolores's attitude was extremely tough, and she had already stated very clearly that she would still leave if he wasn’t coming over.

She was already mad at the fact that Abbott investigated her. Besides, Matthew threatened her with her children too. She was pissed, and now Abbott refused her request.

It would be weird to have a good attitude in this situation.

When Abbott heard her words, he dared not be absent.

He was so fast that he appeared at the door in less than ten minutes. He must be staying somewhere near the hotel.

When Dolores heard a knock on the door, she opened the door. Abbott was standing outside the door and smiling slightly, "Ms. Flores..."

Dolores ignored him. She turned into the room, pointed at the pile of medications on the table and told him how to use it.

Abbott frowned, “What did you say?”

Matthew was injured?

How was that possible?

Abbott obviously didn’t believe her.

Dolores didn't have time to talk nonsense with him, "If you don't believe me, go check him out yourself. I'm going back now."

She opened the door and went out after finishing her words.

Abbott stood by the bed and walked back and forth twice. He couldn’t help wondering how Matthew got injured.

At last, his curiosity took over his reason. He reached out his arm and pulled the quilt that was on Matthew, hoping to see what exactly happened. However, before he could lift the quilt up, the man with his eyes closed originally suddenly opened his eyes. "What are you doing?"

Abbott, "..."

“I, I heard that you got injured...”

Matthew slapped his hand away and looked around the suite. He was alone here, and he began to frown,” Where’s that woman?”

Abbott could see Matthew’s doubt and asked, "Are you looking for Ms. Flores?"

He remained silent, as if he had acquiesced to it.

“She called me this morning asking me to come over, and she left immediately.” Abbott was still staring curiously at him after he finished his words.

It was obvious that Dolores was here last night. Could it be that Matthew force himself on her, so she resisted and stabbed him?

The more Abbott thought of that, the more likely it was.

He was stabbed by this woman?

imagined the scene where Matthew was rejected by Dolores last night, and he couldn't help but laugh

laughing at?” Matthew

smile and said solemnly, "Mr. Nelson, how did you get hurt? Was it because

"..."

“Get out! Go get clean clothes

He was really rejected?

Abbott wanted to laugh.

wanted to see Matthew

was still woman

god. This was such a rare moment, too bad

What a pity.

upper body was wrapped with gauze, and he walked gloomily towards

He shook his head decisively, "It's not funny, not

quickly turned around and ran

revenge on

he saw the chair by the bed. He seemed

was still talking to him, but he didn't hear her

Dolores stayed and took care of him before she

two kids were taken care of by Jessica well. She took a shower, changed her clothes, and went into the room to see her children. Simona was still asleep, pouting her pink little lips. Her cheeks were red and she looked just like a doll. Dolores gave her daughter a

up. He was washing his face and rinsing his

weren’t back yesterday, was it because of work?” Jessica came out from the kitchen

dare to look at her mother. She

saw you

dumbfounded; she didn't know how to explain it. How could she forget that Matthew drove his car to the

it wasn’t surprising if Jessica had seen

Nelson family?” Although it was a question, but

her head,

asked angrily. "You two have divorced already, you don’t have any connection with him now. Look at Sampson.

Dolores tried to

want to get involved with

clearly knew her

didn’t forget that decisive looks on his face when he

do

just that if it came to this

and she

her, he wouldn’t have divorced her in the

to give birth to two children when she got into a car accident. Jessica was afraid

bathroom, Samuel’s eyes

was mommy’s

who abandoned mommy, his sister

mommy’s ex-husband, he would be the father of

his little fist, and wanted to beat Matthew