Convenient Marriage: Mr. Nelson's Love Trap

“Okay. Sure. Please think it over.” Officer Miller heaved a sigh, “I feel so disgraced in front of you.”

Then he changed the subject, “I’m willing to do it for my child. The parents always do things for their children all their lives. All because of the parents’ love!”

Boyce filled Officer Miller’s glass with the liquor, “Yes, I understand.”

He knew Officer Miller very well. Even if he didn’t agree in the end, Officer Miller wouldn’t hate him. Officer Miller treasured his dignity a lot. Right now, he asked Boyce to date his daughter, and Boyce could tell how hard it was for him.

“Please don’t be stressed.” Officer Miller Picked up the glass and clinked with Boyce’s.

Boyce said he wouldn’t.

After dinner, Wendy suggested driving him home, “You drank some liquor. I’ll send you home.”

Boyce looked at her and nodded in agreement.

Officer Miller watched them go out, heaving another sigh. Mrs. Miller didn’t like it when her husband kept sighing. She said, “Why are you sighing? Boyce should agree. Wendy is pretty and well-educated. She deserves him!”

Officer Miller cast her a cold glance, “She’s married once. Just upon this, she doesn’t deserve Boyce.”

Mrs. Miller was rendered speechless for a long while. Then she retorted, “So what Wendy divorced? Didn’t he have a girlfriend before?”

his hands behind and walked to the bedroom, “I’m not in the mood to

to directly tell Boyce about his

his dignity all his life. Today, he had lost it

to clean

Boyce got in Wendy’s

belt,”

he hadn’t heard Wendy’s words. Squinting, he rubbed his temples with strength. His

thought that he had been drunk, so she leaned over so that she could pull the seat belt out and buckle it for him.

with a smile, “Are you drunk

that he was

said, “Okay. I won’t let him drink with you in the

but

longer. Silence blanketed the

later, the car was pulled over in front of Boyce’s apartment building. He pushed the door open and got off. When

go upstairs and visit your apartment. Would you refuse

good-looking. Her family background was good as

her. At the most, he considered

the