Convenient Marriage: Mr. Nelson's Love Trap

Amanda and Andrew got back from school at night. Amanda sat beside Jayden’s bed and folded a paper crane with a piece of colour paper, “Our art teacher taught us this.”

“Yeah?” Jayden stroked Amanda’s hair, “Did you master it?”

“Not yet. Our teacher’s is nicer,” Amanda looked concentrated in folding her paper crane.

“I believe you’re going to master it.”

Amanda looked up and said, “Grandpa, I’m going to fold a lot of these.”

“Why?” asked Jayden.

Jayden was leaning on the bedside. He looked pale and weak.

“Legend has it that if we fold a thousand paper cranes with all our heart, it will bring blessing and good luck for the person we love. I wanted to give you a thousand paper cranes so that you’d recover faster.” Amanda said earnestly.

Jayden felt warm. Amanda had been getting better at making people happy, “Where did you hear it from? Don’t learn all these nonsenses.”

“Our art teacher told us when she taught us how to fold paper cranes. Is she teaching nonsense? Then, I won’t listen to her, and I’m not going to do my homework anymore.” Amanda was smart. Jayden said in a loving tone, “No, I was wrong. It’s not nonsenses.”

Amanda blinked her eyes and looked at Jayden earnestly, “Grandpa, I’ll pray hard for your fast recovery.”

Jayden had nothing that he couldn’t let go of. Three of his grandsons were his only concern. Victoria wanted to see them going to school and Victoria giving birth when she was alive, but she didn’t get to see all of these events.

“I’ll go hand hang it up,” Amanda used a thin thread to hang the paper cranes onto the curtain.

Dolores walked in with Joshua in her arms. She quickly came to help Amanda when she saw her stepping on the chair to hang the paper cranes onto the curtain, “Be careful.”

“I’m fine. I’m all grown up,” Amanda got down and asked Dolores, “Mommy, did you bring Joshua to come and see grandpa?”

Dolores nodded, “Yes, your little brother misses his grandpa.”

“Hey,” Amanda pinched Joshua’s cheek, “His cheeks are soft.”

Dolores patted away Amanda’s hand, “Don’t pinch his cheek. He’ll drool all over.”

Amanda pouted and left the room.

Amanda saw Matthew when she walked out of the room and was about to shut the door. She called Matthew in a sweet tone, “Daddy.”

Matthew answered her and said, “Go play with your brother in the living hall.”

want to play with him. He’s a bore,” Amanda then headed

was going on with Jayden- Amanda and Joshua. Andrew felt sad. He used to be a quiet person, and now he didn’t even want to speak at

was acting to

Andrew ignored Amanda’s comment.

towards Jayden’s bed. He pulled a

illness wasn’t contagious, but he still felt worried

so tiny, and he had

Stay away from me,” Jayden

I have

“What is it?”

Jayden looked at Matthew.

send Joshua to Armand and Theresa. They’ll adopt

at Joshua. Jayden said, “He’s your child. You should make the decision.

out his hand, and Joshua caught his finger immediately.

“It’s for the best.”

was ill, but he knew better. He understood why Matthew

didn’t get

soft and

the last sentence Jayden said. They chatted for a while until Jayden told them that he felt

Dolores opened her eyes, and she saw a man standing on the balcony through the

Matthew’s face under the soft moonlight. He had a complicated look on his

on Dolores. He held her

without saying anything. They were showering by the

reluctant to send Joshua away?” Dolores looked at Matthew, “If you

afford to have another one. I don’t need another child. Andrew and Amanda are enough for me. They’re our firstborn.

a girl was already

remember my family,” Dolores looked down and stroked the back of Matthew’s hand, “Getting Armand and Theresa to adopt Joshua would only add them

was always easier to

back to bed,” Matthew led Dolores back into the

when he laid on the

was another person who couldn’t sleep as

nauseous. Jasmine wanted to try vomiting,

always a long queue in the hospital. Plus, she was hired as an intern by a company, and she can’t be late for her job, or they might deduct her salary. Furthermore, it would also leave a bad impression on her for being late for

people in the clinic this

about her symptoms, “I’m feeling nauseous these days, but I wasn’t vomiting. I also have a loss of appetite, and

asked, “Have