Convenient Marriage: Mr. Nelson's Love Trap

Boyce promptly asked him about Jayden’s condition, fearing that his condition was getting worse.

Dr. Jason nodded with a grave expression, “Tonight might be the night. His condition is worsening at an alarming rate.”

Upon hearing the doctor’s premonition, Jasmine nervously wrapped her arm around Boyce’s. She could imagine the heavy atmosphere in the house now.

Boyce wasn’t fazed as much as he held Jasmine’s hand, “After entering the house, pretend that you are clueless about anything. Just act naturally like usual.”

At this kind of critical juncture, the more careful one acted, the more sensitive others would be.

Jasmine nodded.

Boyce produced those moon cakes they had brought from the boot together with some gifts. It was a celebration today, so it would be unbecoming of him to come empty-handed.

After making sure he had brought the gifts, he asked Dr. Jason, “Dr. Jason, aren’t you going in?”

Dr. Jason replied, “I need some fresh air out here. I will be in soon.”

Boyce nodded and entered the house with Jasmine.

Jessica was holding the little one in the living room, and Andrew and Amanda were in Jayden’s makeshift ward. She had folded a lot of paper cranes, and she was hanging them all over the house. Kevin was holding the stool while she was standing atop the stool.

Jayden had said that today, he wanted to eat some dumplings with spicy beef fillings.

was still alive. Jayden didn’t have any special longing for those, but he always gobbled up a lot every time. For some reason,

making the dough and Matthew was slicing some green peppers. When the dough was done, Matthew was still not done

cutting board and handed a meat cleaver to

His movement was augmented.

said nothing. He continued to

an hour, the meat was cleanly cut, and Dolores

gave him some pepper broth which she had prepared earlier, “You need to empty this broth in three turns into the meat fillings. Every time you do that, you need to stir the whole thing in one singular direction until the meat absorbs

as he

he was making sauce, Dolores began to knead

to put into the bowl, “Finely-chopped onion, finely-chopped garlic,

those

to use them to wrap around the fillings. Although they didn’t look

his own as she busied

this might very well be Jayden’s last dinner. It was ample that they paid their respects and filial

two hours

poured in some water and Matthew tossed those dumplings into

ten minutes, every dumpling was finally cooked, and Dolores scooped them up onto a plate. She took a tray from the cupboard and placed the plate of dumplings on it. She even poured a small serving of vinegar

“Go send it in.”

her and said, “I’ll

tray and turned

done, she came out