Convenient Marriage: Mr. Nelson's Love Trap

She pushed the door open after being permitted.

The office was spacious and unique, with a rectangular desk in the middle and two mannequins dressed in various gorgeous gowns at the side. In front of her sat an elegant elderly woman. She was dressed in a small suite with a bun at the back of her head. She was wearing a strand of saltwater pearl necklace around her neck. The pearls were shiny and uniform in size, complementing the pearl earrings on her ears and presenting the elegance of the elderly woman to perfection.

“Sit.” Mrs. William was holding an exquisite box in her hand and was fondling it lovingly.

Dolores had a glance and sat down, “What can I do for you?”

Mrs. William put the box on the table still without letting go of her hand. She briefed, “I’m planning to open a branch in B City in China. You’ll be in charge of it.”

There was only one LEO Corporation. And since its inception, there had been a rule of not setting up a branch in other countries, just this only one.

And for them, they had received orders from all over the world.

They were one-on-one services, with every gowns and wedding dresses sold were the one and only one and absolutely unique.

And that was why LEO Corporation was favored by many women.

Mostly for those attending significant occasions, such as celebrities walking down a red carpet or brides-to-be getting married, their dresses and gowns were indeed essential for them too. It would be their first choice to go for something that could be customized and absolutely unique.

“Isn’t it stipulated that LEO Corporation will not open any branch?” Dolores was puzzled.

Besides, the branch was to open at China, and even to her surprise, the location was in B City, a place that she rejected the most.

She would have agreed without hesitation if it was at other countries.

Mrs. William sighed and said helplessly, “No pain, no gain.”

LEO Corporation was established by Mrs. William, and the rules were set by her too.

Mrs. William was in her nineties now, and this rule had been for about sixty years. How could they just break the rule at will?

“Mrs. William, do you have any hardship?” Dolores looked at the box that Mrs. William had been fondling.

It was like something too precious stored inside it.

willing to talk any

felt something way too unusual for this sudden

location

believe it as a

wasn’t a coincidence, then who would want her to

there won’t be any shops that want to recruit you.” Mrs. William could tell that Dolores was reluctant and sighed, “In fact, it isn’t

head down, “Can you tell me why to make such

“I always knew who had

with Mr. Nelson

a trade with Mrs. William with this item. He would give it to Mrs. William, and she had to open a branch in B

be forced out in this industry if she tried to leave

go back, even though

trying to get it right, “Someone gave you a thing, that you always wanted, but with a condition. That is, opening a branch

to disapprove of her words, but

acting silly. But I think that gentleman must be very fond of you. Otherwise, he wouldn’t find me.” Mrs. William liked Dolores very much. She reached out and patted her shoulder, “You can’t solve your problem by running away. You’re truly letting go of it only

want to admit it, “I’ve let go

already let go of it, then what are you

that, from the bottom of her heart, she felt reluctant to go back. She didn’t want to meet those

Those were too unpleasant.

made my decision, and it’s up to you to think it over. I’ll leave you to it.” Mrs.

if she saw someone through that

got up

Dolores came out, she

was also from China. She came in after two years Dolores did. At that time, she couldn’t be admitted as she wasn’t graduated in this particular field. It was

for quite some time, she knew some

gave a wry smile, “I

exact. If she rejected, there

the industry, and people would show respect to

very curious

shook her head, “Not

she was curious, her biggest worry now was returning to her

got to know her customer needs. She took out a drawing paper and a pencil, but she couldn’t quiet