Convenient Marriage: Mr. Nelson's Love Trap

Someone opened the door, the voices of the maid and Elizabeth could be heard. They were talking to each other and Elizabeth was in a good mood and talked happily.

This was a matter between her and Armand, she didn’t need Elizabeth to know, she was too old to even think about dealing with something like this.

Not for the sake of Armand, just because that Elizabeth treated her very well.

She pulled open the door of her room, the maid was hanging the laundry for Elizabeth.

"I don’t know that you're home." When the old woman saw Theresa, she was a bit astonished, then, she grinned, "Come, sit down, I have something great to share with you."

Theresa faithfully sat down on the couch, and the old woman grasped her hand excitedly.

"What great thing makes grandmother so happy?" Theresa concealed her feelings well, without letting Elizabeth realize it at all.

Despite the fact that she had not spent a long time with Elizabeth, her thoughtfulness, and friendliness had effectively melted her.

Regardless of how she and Armand were, she couldn’t hurt Armand's grandma.

"I met a face reader today, he said that my face is ruddy and I would be blessed with good fortune which means something great is occurring." Elizabeth actually believed in face reading.

Most elderly folks believed in face reading.

People from the previous generation were more superstitious.

Theresa couldn’t help but giggle, "Do you just believe what he said?"

The old woman's eyes widened, "Let me tell you, I didn't tell him that I had a grandson, however by reading my face, he could tell that I had a grandson who got married and said that one year from now I would get a great-grandson, could I not trust it?"

The housekeeper interrupted, "Elizabeth was so glad that she gave him a red packet with a considerable amount of money."

The grin on Theresa’s face gradually faded away.

Elizabeth held Theresa’s hand tighter and came closer, "Theresa, about this, I’m counting on you."

As she said, her eyes fell on her tummy, “Maybe my great-grandson has already been in your womb.”

fake a smile, nor could she say anything to coax

leave and to repay Elizabeth’s thoughtfulness, she

She cooked for Elizabeth.

need, just sit here." Elizabeth pulled her and didn’t let her do anything, "It's New Year's Eve, where

Theresa said nonchalantly, "Perhaps."

a punch in his face. He had no sense of time and family, when he comes back home, I would beat him up." Elizabeth really thought was that if he didn’t come back home, how could she get a great-grandson

couldn’t have

night was falling, and Armand

Elizabeth herself despite that Elizabeth was

good, however, she just

made a couple

dish to eat in winter, and there came the crispy bean curd, seared shrimp with garlic, and boiled Chinese yam.

table, Theresa washed her hands to

she was told that she can get a grandson, of course, she was so happy

pay attention to Theresa and didn't discover what was

kind that she cooked for

right

were only Theresa and Elizabeth at the table, Theresa didn’t have an appetite, she simply didn’t want Elizabeth to know what was in her mind so she forced

of crispy bean curd. Although Elizabeth was old, her teeth were still tough, as long as it wasn’t too hard, she

soup to Theresa, " We need to eat white radish in the summer as the saying goes people eat white

as she

finished the soup that

up the kitchen and

o'clock, Elizabeth

will get you a pot of hot water to

might leave, she

all, she used to call her

the water in the restroom. She tested the temperature of the water with her hands and felt that it would not be hot before she took the towel and

cold, then it will be uncomfortable." Elizabeth peered down at Theresa and reached out to caress her head, "You are a good kid, Armand is so blissful that he

the tears streamed down, and dropped into the bowl

who is blissful that I can meet you, regardless of what occurs later on, I will still treat

she said, she just said cheerfully, "Oh girl, stop saying so. You wedded Armand, then I’m your grandma, you can't