The Unfaithful Mr. Scott novel (Eugene and Melanie)

Chapter 24

“So what are you trying to say?” Eugene looked at Melanie with dark eyes and tapped his fingers on the table.

Eugene rarely called her name. He said, “Melanie, don’t shirk your responsibilities.”

Melanie was stunned. “I’m shirking my responsibilities?”

Eugene’s expression did not change, and he did not say a word.

Melanie lowered her eyes for a moment and slowly looked up. She wanted to say something when Viola came over.

Viola carried a tote bag and walked straight to Eugene to pull his sleeve. “Let’s go.”

After saying this, Viola greeted Melanie with a smile, as if she had just seen her.

Melanie did not say anything. Viola blinked and suddenly remembered something. “Melanie, I asked Julie to inform you this afternoon when Eugene finished his meeting. Why didn’t you come over?”

Julie was an old employee of LeapCo who liked to make things difficult for Melanie when Melanie first joined the company.

Thus, everyone in LeapCo knew that Melanie and Julie did not get along.

were clear when she asked Julie to

wonder Eugene said that Melanie was shirking her

for a moment.

her address.

sneered, and took the pen to

blinked and looked at Melanie

Eugene out of the office, but Melanie could still hear her sharp and sweet voice. ” Eugene,

really gentle and attentive when he wanted to be. Melanie looked away and thought about how

was already 10:00 p.m. when Melanie arrived in Jesenburg, the neighboring city. Melanie went straight to the

came alone, he looked unhappy. “Where

was an old partner of LeapCo. Eugene had brought

seeing Eugene in person. Melanie explained several times,

make things difficult for her. He booked a flight ticket and

to pick him

asked Eugene, “Why didn’t you bring

how much Eugene treasured Viola. Melanie thought that he would bring Viola with

to do and can’t get away.” Eugene’s answer was brief. He had long legs, so he walked quickly in

I’ll ask Mr. Walker to book

was no emotion in Eugene’s voice as he

Don’t bother.”