The Unfaithful Mr. Scott novel (Eugene and Melanie)

When Eugene asked for a table to refer to, Viola went through the documents but could not find it. In the end, she could only frown and ask Melanie, “Melanie, did you forget to do this table?”

Melanie looked at the stack of messed up documents and said nothing.

Viola looked at her, and a relieved look flashed across her face. Blinking, she looked at Eugene with an innocent and troubled expression. “Eugene, Melanie seems to have forgotten to prepare this. I can’t find it.”

Eugene’s cold eyes fixed on Melanie.

He could not suppress his irritation anymore. It was a sign that he was going to flare up soon. “It’s in the blue folder with the green tag in the middle. The document is the one with the black label,” said Melanie, looking into Eugene’s eyes indifferently.

Eugene’s gaze flickered, and he pulled out the document according to her instructions. The thin pages of the document were indeed among the papers and would be easily missed.

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CViola looked at the papers Eugene had just taken from the folder and smiled.

“LeapCo’s secretary sure is interesting. You’re bold enough to attend the meeting with your boss despite your lack of ability. Don’t you feel embarrassed?” Evelyn, who had been ignored, spoke out in an arrogant tone. Her gaze was on Viola as she reprimanded her.

her shirt while trying hard to remain composed. She

tugged on Eugene’s shirt. She said

gentle, and the

gently, “It’s not

words drummed into Melanie’s ears. Her hands on her

unimportant document Eugene mentioned was something she had worked on all

Her grip on Eugene’s

under you regards the meeting? Aren’t you afraid of offending your clients?”

sarcasm in Evelyn’s words was evident, and Viola couldn’t help herself from looking at her. Biting her lip, she said, “Miss Shue, I am an intern at LeapCo,

innocent appearance, and her eyes that glistened with tears made

her eyes as she added, “Miss Shue, please don’t blame LeapCo for

admitted her mistake,

looked at her pitiful–looking face, then at Melanie, who was sitting in a corner silently. Melanie had no expression on her face as if she had already gotten

to have sensed Evelyn’s gaze and

She looked at Viola mockingly. “You don’t have to take the blame. I didn’t say it was

at Viola anymore. Instead, she told Eugene, “My mother is coming this afternoon. If you’re going to bring this person with you to

move to leave after saying that. Before she left,

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glanced at. Only when Evelyn left did she