The Unfaithful Mr. Scott novel (Eugene and Melanie)

Chapter 285

Melanie’s mind was in a complete mess. She took a deep breath when she arrived at the villa’s door, and she calmed her emotions down.

She bumped into Xander the moment she got out of her car.

Xander looked tired, and he was surprised to see Melanie.

He frowned when he saw her. He asked, “How’s the situation with your grandfather?”

Melanie replied, “I’ll figure something out.”

“I’m sorry. This is my fault.” Xander sighed softly.

It had been years since he returned to the Solomons, and it had been a long time since he was in contact with any of them. This time, he had returned because of work.

He remembered that his aunt was acquainted with the Hendersons, and he called her to ask for help. Xander did not expect Charlie Henderson to reject him immediately.

“I’m already grateful that you’re willing to help,” Melanie said. “But this is my problem. I’ll figure something out on my own.”

do with Xander. Melanie was already filled with gratitude for him because of his offer to

of what Reny had told her. Her expression turned grim as she asked Xander,

the mention of this.

was suddenly called into a meeting while on his way to the

for the exhibition, and all that was left was the signing of the contract. Things were about to be

heart sank as well. “Did

to say. Things might be a little complicated.” Xander was troubled over

get involved with this project and has even gotten many proposals from multiple businesses in Jepton. There’s sort of a standoff

part of a project to push economic development and socialization. They would be more inclined to pick the company that had more

would mean that Xander’s company would not be

were already in the living room of the villa when they walked in.

about Melanie’s family issues. Reny could tell that Melanie was not in a good place. She poured

Xander. “What exactly is

news about this in the afternoon but could not ask about

is eyeing this exhibition and has already gotten support from a

Xander repeated