The Divorce Prescription

Chapter 293

Everyone started pointing fingers at Melody. Even the way they looked at her had changed.

Melody had never imagined that Halley would be able to recover so quickly and had even gotten in a good hit at her. Melody parted the crowd and ran off

“Melody!” Ewan ran after her. Ewan grabbed Melody’s arm. “Melody, are you mad?”

‘s grasp. “Ewan, let’s not acquaint ourselves with each other anymore. Everyone’s

Melody looked unhappy as she tried to pull her arm out of Ewan’s p already gossiping about us.

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However, Ewan pulled Melody into a hug. “No. Let’s just ignore what they think about is. Melody, I’m asking you, do you like me?”

Melody had always acted frail and innocent. She blushed and nodded shyly. “I like you.”

“Then let’s be a couple, Melody. Tomorrow, I’ll declare my love for you in front of everyone.”

Melody’s eyes lit up. She knew that Ewan was now firmly within her grasp.

she could marry into the Show family, it would be a

we’re doing to Halley a

the next day

minute. Why was he thinking of Hailey, that ugly woman? He didn’t want to

pretty face in his hands. Men always loved beautiful women, and this face was what he truly liked.

her. You’ll ruin the mood.” With that, he

resisted at first but eventually gave in to the kiss. This only made Ewan’s

at six feet tall. He had a good family background and was handsome to top it all off. He pushed Melody against the wall and reached under her

bit Melody’s earlobe and snickered mischievously. “You

Melody punched him gently

and Ewan finally separated from each other lovingly. Melody

love to you in front of everyone tomorrow, I’ll be there to see

humiliation Halley had put her through at the Lambert residence.

a lovey–dovey mood. “Alright, Carly. I’ll wait for you tomorrow. That ugly woman, Hailey, won’t be the only

Celine! Celine was Carly’s true

said warmly, “Melody, you must be very happy

with the way Ewan had pushed her against the wall looking like

I really am grateful that I listened to you back then.