Convenient Marriage: Mr. Nelson's Love Trap

The next early morning, Theresa went to the hospital. She also bought a fruit basket, since she was going to visit an elder in the hospital. She couldn’t go there without a gift.

She must be polite.

Elizabeth didn’t sleep for a whole night. How could she understand and accept it since she had the ingrained thoughts?

She agreed because Theresa was injured because of them, so she had to say yes. Besides, she believed that the doctor could cure the inability to bear a baby.

She had completely ignored that Theresa’s face was flawless, which could only be achieved by advanced medicals kills. She still thought that Theresa hadn’t met a good doctor.

She asked Theresa to come to see her in the hospital because she wanted to give her a checkup.

She wanted Theresa to get medical treatment.

Now the medical skills were so advanced, Elizabeth believed that Theresa would eventually get pregnant.

If not, she could accept the tube baby, as long as it was Armand’s baby.

Theresa knocked on the door. Armand went to open it. Seeing her, he immediately took over the gift from her hands. He asked in a gentle tone, “Had breakfast?”

Theresa answered, “Yeah. I came here after breakfast.”

Armand let her in, “Come on in.”

“Come and sit here, Theresa.” Elizabeth waved at her.

Theresa walked over. Elizabeth could agree, which made her surprised. She was quite grateful to Elizabeth as well, as she knew how much Elizabeth wanted a great-grandson.

“Good morning, Grandma.”

“You’ve lost a lot of weight.

looked down and

“Don’t be afraid. I’ll be

heard a few knocks

doctors would come here for the ward rounds at this time in the

the doctor

Armand asked, “Excuse me...”

“I’m Dr. Hawkins...”

in,” said Elizabeth

looked back at his grandmother, “What’s going

didn’t change the doctor. The doctor who always saw

not necessary to change to

infertility. I asked him to check up on Theresa. We are not a poor family. I’m sure Theresa

she was poured by a basin of cold water. She felt chilly from

was so dried

Hawkins in

cure Theresa,” said Elizabeth hurriedly, “I’m doing it for your own good. You don’t want to have no child all

I don’t want any

you truly have the problem of infertility, I can help

stood up and looked at the young doctor expressionlessly, “Can you do the

used to cultivate the germ. The baby needed to grow up in the uterus. Without the

surrogacy and let the baby grow in

while standing. Whenever it was mentioned, she felt unbearable pain in her heart as if it was stabbed by

tried hard to keep calm and looked back at Elizabeth, “I’m sorry, Grandma, but

her words, she strode towards the door. Armand immediately followed her

too excited. She shouldn’t have vented her anger on others. However, she felt quite upset. Her defect