The Unfaithful Mr. Scott novel (Eugene and Melanie)

Chapter 42

Melanie was still stunned when Viola approached them.

“What are you guys talking about? I saw you two standing together just now.” Viola appeared before them and seemed to be acting coquettishly. However, she was actually probing what they were up to.

Eugene was calm. “Nothing.”

He then diverted the topic. “Was it fun up the mountain?”

Viola knew Eugene was trying to avoid the topic. She had always been good at observing people. She simply answered his question.

When she walked past Melanie, she stopped and said something out of her will, “Melanie, it’s a pity you didn’t go.

The view there was magnificent.”

That night, Viola arranged a Truth or Dare game session. Everyone was divided into a few groups.

Melanie avoided being in the same group as Viola and Eugene. She chose to be with a group of colleagues she was not familiar with.

The game went on as normal in the beginning, and everyone tactfully avoided asking awkward questions. However, as they continued playing, everyone got more excited.

When it was Melanie’s turn to answer, her colleague seemingly asked her a question out of nowhere, “Melanie, when did you have your first night, and who did you sleep with?”

at a loss for words upon hearing

to be serving them a fruit bowl, heard that question.

smile on her face, she asked, “How could you ask a

Eugene when I was 20 years old,” Melanie answered

for her answer, and it was quiet. Most of

face turned pale. She quickly put down the fruit

awkward, yet Melanie was calm. Spinning the bottle, she asked,

They chuckled and acted as if nothing had

to her room. Just as she turned into the corridor, someone approached her from behind

frown

“What do you want to talk

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while, and his furrowed brows loosened.

you here to blame me for

are you trying to tell that? Me or

not care. “I had already forgotten about

was out of Melanie’s expectation.

about this. I won’t be able to explain it to her.” Eugene

wanted to retort him by saying there was nothing to explain. Everyone in the company knew what had

mind was in a mess, and she