Convenient Marriage: Mr. Nelson's Love Trap novel Chapter 135

She didn’t give a response and the car drove away.

Sampson’s words had planted a seed of suspicion in Dolores heart for no reason.

Don’t just keep giving sincerely like a fool and be blind to what is in front of your eyes.

He was clearly referring to Matthew.

Matthew read her thoughts and sneered.

“What are you laughing at?” She frowned.

“Do you feel relaxed now?”

Dolores blinked without responding. After a while, she said, “No.”

She didn’t believe it; she didn’t believe it at all. She kept feeling like his words had a deeper meaning.

She pondered for a while, “About that news… forget it.”

“Have you figured it out?”

Dolores turned her head and looked out the window. The scenery that was passing by quickly just like the past.

She said faintly, “Yeah.”

“Okay.”

She would rather figure it out herself without his help.

Actually, this way was good too, cutting off all ties with Sampson.

The car quieted down suddenly, the two did not talk anymore and the atmosphere became quiet.

In the middle, Matthew answered Abbott’s call.

Abbott said that Landon was at the company waiting for him.

Dolores had decided so he had to naturally resolve the issue.

The news matter was not going to be investigated but the video was still not resolved.

He didn’t want her video to circulate the internet.

The car stopped in front of the WY Group building. Matthew got out of the car, gave the keys to Dolores and said, “Go home early.”

Dolores took the keys and nodded, “Okay.”

Watching him walk into the building, Dolores sat into the driver’s seat and drove to the airport.

She looked at the time; there was still half an hour left. She was just in time.

Not far from the airport, she could see the plane that looked like a bird in the sky flying in the blue sky.

She parked the car in the parking lot and walked into the exit hall of the airport.

Like always, the airport was crowded with people, parting or meeting with tears and laughter.

“Dolores.” Suddenly a familiar voice sounded behind her. She turned around and saw Allison beckoning her. She was wearing casual clothes, white sneakers with her sleeves rolled up and carrying a suitcase behind her.

Mrs. William stood right behind her, wearing an ivory suit and a complete set of sapphire jewelry looking decent and elegant.

Dolores smiled and walked over, “I’m late!”

“Exactly, we have been waiting for you forever.” Allison complained, looking behind her, “Are you alone? Did Samuel not come to pick me up?”

“He was a little injured and I didn’t want him to leave the house, so I didn’t tell him that you were coming.” Dolores didn’t know that she was coming either.

Allison bumped her shoulder, “You weren’t expecting me, right?”

“Yeah.” Dolores said truthfully.

“Still not here to help you.” She gave her a meaningful look and Dolores understood immediately. Allison had come because Mrs. William was afraid that she was going to get too busy to help her and brought Allison to help her.

Even if Mrs. William didn’t bring help with her, she wouldn’t have been angry at her.

Her current achievements are all because of the opportunities given by Mrs. William.

“Mrs. William.” Dolores regarded her with a lot of respect like her own family.

Mrs. William smiled gracefully, “Let’s go.”

Dolores helped her with the luggage, “The car is outside.”

Dolores put in the luggage and Allison helped to open the door for Mrs. William.

“Dolores, you have become quiet rich after coming back.” Allison carefully checked the car and found it to be the latest. She knew that Dolores was very economical and would never buy such a luxurious car.

“This is not mine.” Dolores said.

She had no spare money to buy a car.

Allison leaned over and said ambiguously in a gossipy tone, “Then who owns this car? Wait, don’t tell me. Let me guess.”

She thought for a while and then said, “A man gave it to you, and he is very rich, right?”

The color and configuration of the car were quite masculine, so the person who lent it to Dolores could never be a woman.

Dolores couldn’t afford to buy such a car.