Convenient Marriage: Mr. Nelson's Love Trap

As soon as Enoch spoke, Alyssa added, “Your father’s right, Stanford. George is family, but can you trust the others to really care about you?”

Stanford gazed at the pair coldly. They expressed no concern, or at the least, pretended to care for his well-being at all ever since their arrival. But what were they saying was good for him now?

He snorted, “Do the both of you really care about me? Are the both of you here today to visit me, or is it for your son?”

Enoch felt humiliated. Just as he was about to speak, Alyssa stopped him. She was afraid that her husband couldn’t hold it in and start a fight with Stanford, so she spoke first, “Of course we care about you. We saw the news and you lost so much money. If you had someone you could trust at work, you wouldn’t have suffered such a loss. I’m telling you, they’re useless.”

After Alyssa saw the news, she couldn’t sleep for the whole night. She kept thinking about all the things she could’ve done with the billions of dollars.

Even the thought of it hurt her.

With that, she was more determined than ever to get her son into J&Y Group and obtain half of the family’s wealth.

Stanford didn’t want to waste more time on this matter, “Did you know that your son caused trouble in the company the last time he came? Is he out from the mental hospital already?”

“No matter what, he’s your brother. How could you…”

“Did he regard me as his brother when he caused trouble in the company?” Stanford retorted without waiting for Enoch to finish his words.

Enoch couldn’t say anything, or rather, he did not know what to say, so Alyssa stepped in, “He had no ill intentions…”

That earned her a glare from Stanford, which sent chills all over her body. His gaze scared her, so she swallowed all of her unfinished words.

“I’m tired. The both of you may leave now,” Stanford wanted them to leave as he refused to waste more time arguing with them.

“I heard your legs are injured. It’s best to have someone you trust to take over the company for the time being, and George is our best choice. Stanford, you and George are both my sons. I would only wish for nothing but the best for both of you.” Enoch was still on George’s side, and he wanted to use this chance to get his younger son into the company, “You even sent him to the mental hospital previously. As I said, he’s still your younger brother no matter what happens. If he had done something wrong to you before, the both of you should be even now, shouldn’t you?”

Stanford was on the verge of wrath. If it was any other day in the past, he could leave right away when he didn’t want to listen to their blabbers. However, he couldn’t do that now, and his patience had reached its limits.

They said they cared about him, but they asked nothing about his injury ever since they stepped into this room. All they did was fought for their younger son’s benefits.

‘What did they say they were? My father? My younger brother?’

Stanford was disheartened.

Atwood guy is not related to you at

he has been by my side, taking care of me after the accident.

calmly. He showed no trace of anger or dissatisfaction at all. He could do that because

willing

“Stanford…”

James.” At this time, Atwood entered the room. Enoch stopped speaking to glare at him,

replied, “The door wasn’t closed, so

to show respect too. I

opinions on that too?” Stanford

“Stanford…”

penny from me.” Stanford didn’t want to argue on the rights and wrongs with them, but Enoch and Alyssa clearly

George were brothers, but have they ever told George the same words when he came to Stanford’s

would only say this to Stanford, hoping

treated

cold. He wasn’t moved by their words

If you irritate me even further, I’ll stop

was an old, unhealthy man without any savings. If Stanford were

married him, she stopped working and became

given by Stanford, where the excess

George could get a part of the company’s shares. By then, they’d achieve financial freedom

your dad!”

a choice.” If Stanford could choose, he would never have chosen Enoch to be

of you leave now,” Atwood said, stretching out his hands

the elderly man in response, “Get the

He continued to push

wheelchair’s armrest in fury. He couldn’t get up,

say anything.

perhaps the both of you shouldn’t visit him anymore in

finger, which was trembling because he was so

remained calm and left after giving Enoch

glanced at Atwood, “He went overboard. How could he treat

way because he knows he’s important to Stanford. It looks like your