The Unfaithful Mr. Scott novel (Eugene and Melanie)

Chapter 64

Melanie was lost in thought until her phone rang. Seeing that it was Stella calling, she frowned slightly. Stella rarely initiated contact with her.

After hesitating for a moment, she answered the call, and Stella’s commanding tone came through. “Come to Paramount Hospital and bring some supplements.”

When Melanie arrived, she learned that Madam York, Stephen’s mother, had accidentally injured her arm and needed to be hospitalized for observation.

When Stella saw Melanie, she raised her eyebrows. “Leave the things and you can leave.”

Her tone was unpleasant. Melanie pressed her lips together, choosing not to speak. Stella was Eugene’s mother, and be it publicly or privately, Melanie could not say much.

“Thank you.” On the hospital bed, Madam York nodded gently with warmth and courtesy.

Melanie shook her head and left the ward under Stella’s urging.

As soon as she stepped out of the ward, she collided with Stephen, who had been in a hurry. Stephen was surprised to run into Melanie here and supported her, asking, “Are you okay?”

did not want to obstruct his path and moved aside so that he could

leave, she overheard Stella’s somewhat sharp

when Stella

bit before going inside to check on Madam York. He had initially wanted to invite Melanie to dinner, but considering her work

the time she returned to the company. When she entered the office, she saw Viola chatting with Yana. When Viola saw that

back to her seat.

and asked, “Is everything

sent to your

The planning for Oceanus Industries was a challenging task. After reviewing the form that Viola had

her plate, she handed the documents back

reluctant. “Isn’t the form

of data missing. It should

it was part of Viola’s

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having his protection, Viola had the privilege of not having to learn certain things. it made her somewhat clumsy when it came

on her side, Viola had not managed to extract the data. Unable to just watch any longer, Melanie gave her a reminder with furrowed brows. Yet,