The Unfaithful Mr. Scott novel (Eugene and Melanie)

Chapter 67

Melanie did not dare move about recklessly, so she just sat at her desk and waited. Soon, footsteps approached. Thinking it was Stephen, she called out to him, worried that he might not be able to find her.

The footsteps paused before slowly approaching her. Melanie could only see a tall figure and was unable to discern their features. However, she figured that no one else other than Stephen would come up here at this time.

“Could you help me a bit? I can’t see very well,” Melaine asked softly.

Her request was followed by a cold sneer as the figure arrived in front of her. Eugene’s looming shadow was accompanied by his mocking voice as he said, “Is this how you endear yourself to Stephen before hooking up with him?”

Melanie had not expected it to be Eugene. She fell silent for a moment before asking back, Why haven’t you left?”

Ignoring her question, Eugene asked, “Waiting for Stephen to come pick you up?”

Without her sight, the rest of Melanie’s senses heightened. Eugene’s low voice sounded as if he were whispering in her ear.

Melanie tried to remain composed. “I can’t see well.” She had, in fact, mentioned her night blindness to Eugene before, but Melanie had always been careful to avoid the issue.

a problem in front of him. He had probably forgotten about it because

a while, so Melanie asked,

clearly, she clenched her hands on the table tightly. It

her nervousness.

Just as he was about to speak, Melanie received a call from Stephen, and her phone screen illuminated the area. With the light, Melanie was finally able to catch a

It was very cold.

stared

in Melanie. She could not help but retort, “In that case, you were

at that for a bit before rebuking, “You

screen dimmed

him. He approached Melanie and asked, “Were you waiting

too good, but she

Chapter 67

from the project with Oceanus Industries were calculated, Viola treated everyone in the secretarial department

her the coffee, Melanie’s expression turned

in the secretarial department was observant of her and thus became cautious