Convenient Marriage: Mr. Nelson's Love Trap

Atwood looked at him, “It’s rare that you want to tell me something. Firstly, is it good news or bad news?”

George was not joking with him, “Serious issue.”

Atwood glanced at him and believed him momentarily.

He was wary of George since he was Alyssa’s son. After all, who knew what he was thinking in his mind?

George could sense that Atwood was wary of him but he did not take it seriously. Anyway, who should he blame for being Alyssa’s son?

Nobody could decide their birth.

He resigned himself to have such a mother. However, he had to change himself and could not be idle anymore.

Soon, they arrived at a bar. George was familiar with this place as he used to fool around here and recognize some people.

Although those people were not kind, still they were not bad guys either. They just liked to make out but they were still very loyal to friends.

He was familiar with the layout here since he had been a regular customer. So, he chose a quiet private room.

“Go ahead, what do you want to tell me?” Atwood spoke after sitting down.

George cracked a joke to enliven the atmosphere, “How come you’re so impatient? You’re even my brother’s right hand.”

Atwood was speechless.

He chuckled, “Just kidding. Don’t be too serious.”

Atwood ridiculed him in his mind. ‘Am I very close with you?’

George became serious and said, “Back to the point.”

“Go ahead.” Atwood moved his neck and leaned back onto the sofa.

“Has something happened to my brother recently?” He felt that Stanford had suddenly changed his attitude and accepted him due to something seemingly.

As for what reason, he was not too sure.

So, he wanted to get the answer from Atwood.

“Mr. James…” Atwood paused for a moment, “Indeed, quite a few things have happened to him.”

“Tell me what those things are.” George approached him.

Atwood pushed him away, “Behave yourself. Don’t get so close to me.”

George was speechless.

sat upright,

to get her back. His leg was injured because he went to chase after her.” Atwood signed, “You’re the one who

who caused Stanford to be like this were Alyssa

ones who had caused Stanford’s unfortunate childhood

did not retort because

think so and admitted

time because I want to do something for him.” George made up his mind, “Do

trust George yet

Atwood’s reaction and explained, “I know he didn’t hold my mother to account. I’m grateful for that. It has always been our fault and we feel sorry for him. Now, I want to do something for him. Since his leg is still injured and it’s difficult moving around,

and did not say anything. He just looked

did not dodge either. He looked straight at Atwood’s scrutinizing gaze and said, “I’m honest and

a while, “It’s fine too. Anyway, I can’t get away from my job. It’s better

“I will find her by all means. I will definitely get my sister-in-law back for

“I

know my sister-in-law used to like my brother

was Mr. James who initiated the divorce in the first place. She was almost killed by Lindsay

and he remained silent

that Amanda had lost a child before and it belonged to Stanford

had always understood that Stanford longed for family

lost a lot of things that he

his mother because he did not want to cause any unforgivable mistakes out

my sister-in-law

“I hope you

not believe George

rather easy to say. However,

stood up after

out and left after saying

Don’t tell my brother first, I want

but he just waved his hand, “Got

the villa after leaving the

to clean up the villa since Stanford had difficulty with his legs, so he could not be left alone

inform Stanford after settling

at the villa, Stanford was sitting in front of the window. The maid had already prepared some food and served them on the table a while ago. The

James.” He

investigation. I have already dealt with Blithe. Also, Michael who let her

not respond, but Atwood knew that he

sit opposite me at that table.” Stanford moved his wheelchair and looked

his lips

have lost her.” His face was gloomy, “This is the

yet. Mr. James, let me accompany you.”

his head, “I

not her sitting opposite him at the table.