The Unfaithful Mr. Scott novel (Eugene and Melanie)

Chapter 83

The first time Melanie met Tobias, she knew at first glance that this man was not as easy to deal with as he looked.

Evelyn insisted on following them because she claimed that she wanted to learn from Eugene how to communicate with clients. As they were not business competitors, Eugene agreed.

She sat right next to Eugene, and the only empty space left at the table was the one beside

Tobias.

There was a look in Melanie’s eye as she moved a few steps to the side. She did not plan on taking that seat.

Evelyn leaned in close to Eugene and said out loud on purpose, “I don’t think it’s very nice of you to be standing there like this, Miss Smith.”

Melanie glanced nonchalantly at Evelyn with documents in her hands. Evelyn continued, “ People might think that you have a problem with Mr. Carter because you refuse to sit next to him.”

She raised an eyebrow and replied, “I’m only a secretary who works for Mr. Scott. It’s not appropriate for me to be sitting next to Mr. Carter.”

Evelyn’s expression froze. She was here under the guise of Eugene’s secretary. No secretary would act so intimately with their boss out in public.

immediately said to Eugene in an understanding tone, “You’re

stoic and

up at Melanie sharply and said in a direct manner, “Get out if you don’t

was being curt with her just like he did in the meeting room this morning when he berated her

tolerate this, she eventually felt a little mad about it. Melanie looked at Eugene,

had seen enough, began to smooth things out. “Mr. Scott, you sure are an energetic young man full of fire. I see you’re still able to flare up when

to sit next

was phony. Melanie’s fingers had turned white from gripping

throw up. Melanie placed the documents in front

behind her, “How nice it is

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leave anytime she wants.”

out of the café, she suddenly had

she was protesting against

years.

glance at the café. She had

2/2

she was not willing to return to the café to see

suddenly remembered the paper