Convenient Marriage: Mr. Nelson's Love Trap

Last time that Cafe was just around the neighborhood where Dolores lived, he drove there and realized that there were restaurant all around that place, he turned his head and looked at Amanda as he asked, “Where?”

Amanda leaned on the window as she looked around.

At that time, Matthew saw the restaurant named Hairy Crab Pot, but he found that the car parked in front of the restaurant was the car that Theresa drove out of the hospital, Dolores and Theresa were probably in that restaurant.

When Matthew was thinking of how to get Amanda to change the restaurant, but he saw Dolores and Theresa was walking out instead.

They came early, they already finished their meal when it's noon and crowded, that was the time when people start coming.

Amanda shouted when she saw Dolores, ‘Mommy!’, the car window was not opened and good car had good soundproofing, Dolores didn't hear anyone calling her

Andrew pulled Amanda , “Did you forget what dad said? We're coming in secret and we can't let Mommy know.”

Amanda suddenly realized it, she turned her head and looked at Andrew, “I forgot.”

Andrew seemed like he was already used to Amanda's ‘out of mind’ personality so he didn't say anything.

Dolores opened the car door and hopped in, her car quickly drove out of the parking spot.

Amanda leaned on the car window and watched Dolores’ car driving away, she then pouted and said dejectedly, “How great will it be if Mommy knows, that way we all can eat here as a family.”

Andrew became more and more like big brother with each time, he stretched his arm and hugged Amanda... He thought at heart that they would all definitely live together as a family.

That was a really bad topic, Matthew didn't want to discuss that when he was getting in touch with the children, he felt so sad at heart.

He parked the car in front of the restaurant, went down and opened the car's back door, and carried her daughter out of the car... Amanda was heavy, she had grown taller and heavier.

of her as well, she could take care of herself, but she was used to acting coquettishly in front of

were in short of seats... Luckily, there were empty seat in the corner, they sat there, Amanda ordered a dish, of course she came here to eat the signature dish Hairy Crab Pot,

pretty much like Matthew's, they both preferred foods that had light flavors, the two children were actually following her taste as well, but then after she was brought out by Theresa for several times and tried

time Amanda ate it, she almost cried because it was too

spicy because she had yet to eat spicy foods, she would feel that it

rubbed Amanda's head, “Order more of what

she was fawning on him, “After the

eat too much, saying that it was too cold and not good for her stomach, eating too much of it would make

what would be the joy

more similar to Dolores, so lively, she looked like the crescent moon when smiling but her cheeks nose and mouth looked extremely similar to

be logical with Amanda, “Your Mommy doesn't let you eat it for your

down, she then poured and said, “I don't want to eat much either,

just because you

chair and leaned on his leg, resting her face on his thigh, and hugged his waist... Matthew had no

long as Amanda acted coquettishly to him, he nearly couldn't resist and couldn't say anything to refuse her because he couldn't bear to see her 'feeling wronged' face...

long as she

what Amanda had ordered, the waiter that served the

her hands, she didn't like to eat rice when eating that, but she then

wasn't even sure whether those dishes would all be

according to the number of people, they consisted of one adult and two children, the small portion was

wanted to try the porridge that Dolores liked, furthermore there were so many dishes, he probably couldn't eat it all

porridge, it immediately melted in his mouth, the millet inside was very well stewed and the shrimp

bowl of porridge, he saw Amanda's face full of oil because of her bites, he slightly

didn't raise his head, his mouth was full of food, “We

crab had shells, else than the crab roes,