Convenient Marriage: Mr. Nelson's Love Trap

Bonnie took Amanda's arm, “Amanda, let's go in.”

Joshua was taking the luggage behind them.

Amanda nodded, “Let's go.”

They walked into the house and turned on the lights in the living room. The room instantly brightened with a click sound.

Amanda said, “You guys go to bed. I'll go check on mom and dad.”

She knew that Dolores and Matthew must still be awake this night.

Joshua said, “Alright.”

He put the luggage into Amanda's room, then went to the second floor with Bonnie.

Bonnie was worried about Amanda, “Could Amanda...”

“She can handle it, don't worry,” Joshua told her to go back to her room and sleep.

She stood at the door of her room and said, “Watch out for the movement downstairs.”

Joshua's room was the one that was more inside. Although the two were about to get married, they only kissed and did not have any intimate relations.

Joshua thought that it was irresponsible behaviour to have premarital sex with Bonnie.

if everyone had recognized their relationship, and the two had adored each

rooms and did

“Okay, you go to bed

nodded and went

closed the door, and he took a glance at the downstairs. He did not

a while and adjusted her emotions. It was the first time that she did not meet her parents for a year. Although she knew their current situation from Joshua and saw the photos of their lives, she still

old she was, she was still a kid

she also had the timid emotion of not daring to face her elders because she

she knew that she had been wayward once, and she could not be wayward again to make

and walked toward

reached the door, she took a deep breath

opened the

low voice,

up in bed instantly when he heard Amanda's voice that

relatively calm compared to Armand, but it was only on

womanhood and treated her as her child. Amanda had been through a trial of death this time. Everyone was worried about her and felt heartache to see that. Amanda returned completely unscathed, but Theresa knew it was only on the surface.

been through a trial of death when she was young, so she

the person could feel. Theresa could empathize

into her

poured her a glass of water and asked

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