Convenient Marriage: Mr. Nelson's Love Trap

He said immediately afterwards, “Guess a living thing.”

Amanda was puzzled and thought that it was so difficult.

“Oscar, just come up with something easy that I can guess correctly. I haven’t even guessed it correctly yet.” She pouted while acting cute.

“This one is very easy.” Oscar caressed her head, “You have to think with your brain.”

“She is a pig and she can’t think. She only knows how to eat.” Andrew provoked her.

Amanda was furious instantly, “You’re the one who is a pig. Your whole family are pigs!”

Andrew was speechless.

The living room was quiet for a while. All of a sudden, Oscar and Kevin burst into laughter.

It was because only both of them were not members of the Nelson family in the entire living room.

Andrew shook his head and sighed as his sister was already incorrigibly stupid.

Amanda was so angry with Andrew that she blurted it out. She regretted it after she finished saying that. She felt so embarrassed that she hugged Matthew and hid in his arms.

Matthew patted his daughter’s back and comforted her, “It is alright.”

The little girl still buried her face in his hug and did not say anything.

Matthew coaxed her and said, “Let me help you guess the riddle?”

Amanda immediately raised her head and asked, “Really?”

Her attitude changed so quickly without giving him a chance to respond.

He laughed helplessly and said, “Yes.”

“Then tell me what goes on four legs in the morning, on two at noon, and three in the evening?” Amanda was slightly aggressive as she was eager to make a correct guess.

Matthew analyzed for her and triggered her to think, “When you were a baby…”

“I know what it is.” Andrew had already thought of it as soon as Matthew gave a hint, “People.”

He smiled and explained, “When I was a baby, I crawled on all fours, and now I walk upright, but when people get old, they will use a walking stick.”

Amanda glared at her brother with her eyes wide, “So annoying!”

He always answered before Amanda.

one.” She leaned over Matthew’s shoulder and whispered, “Daddy, you must help me. I must win

dotingly and helplessly, what could he do about his

could only agree

thought of another one in order to coax this capricious little girl, “What will

“Guess a thing.”

blinked as she was thinking in her mind that how could something still put their heads out when the door was closed? Wouldn’t

thinking. What

was not easy

the buttons on your

daughter tightly. He deliberately let the buttons on his shirt hurt her,

expression. He guessed,

answer is a button. Haha, I

him fiercely, “How can it be

When you button up your

this was really the answer, Amanda said immediately, “I’m the one who said

didn’t say it was the

the one who guessed correctly as I said it first,” Amanda said

to Oscar who was sitting

Oscar also laughed.

out and called them for

Dolores. She said aggrievedly, “Mommy, brother is

caressed her head, “How does brother

correctly. You’re clever, okay? Don’t always complain. You’re going to a primary school soon and don’t be so childish.” Andrew walked

just talk about your sister.” Dolores glanced at him. He was still young, but he was acting

the unpleasant things just now and was not

than me. It is just only a few

older than you. You will

Otherwise, it is not right. The elder is supposed to let the young, do you know that?” She learned this from the preschool in

Andrew. This little guy

today was scrumptious. Theresa was also helping in the kitchen. Dolores saw her washing the dishes

that she was not so happy today. Although she had adjusted her condition, she could not have

also impossible for her to fully recover just

broken item would still have a crack no matter how many times

better to do something than staying alone since one

rest and let her help in the

get some wine when the dishes

do without wine for such an

took a bottle of red wine. Even though alcohol was a necessity, she got red wine

main concern was

goblets were cleaned before. She opened the wine and put it on the

“Let’s have the wedding at the Century