The Unfaithful Mr. Scott novel (Eugene and Melanie)

Chapter 292

“So what happened to your hand?” Xander put down the file and glanced at Melanie’s wrist.

Melanie had twisted her wrist in the morning, and now it was red and swollen. It looked even worse after her tussle with Dylan and all that driving. It actually looked a little scary.

Melanie did not care much about it, though. “I accidentally sprained it, that’s all. I should be fine after applying some medicine to it.”

She had been in pain for so long that she was numb to it now. She just could not exert much strength with it.

Xander was about to say something else, but the others had already arrived.

The other studio was called Dreamcatchers. It was a well–established studio with more than ten years of history in Jepton. The department head was Ms. Sonders, a middle–aged woman in her forties,

On the other hand, Quentin and Lisa were representing one of Dreamcatchers‘ partners. They had specially come to support Dreamcatchers.

The department head wisely chose not to say anything. Instead, she let Xander and Coral do the talking first.

However, both sides were hiding some of their cards, so the conversation went nowhere.

could only sigh and say, “You all know how important this exhibition is. We have to do our very best. After all, Jepton’s reputation is at stake too.”

calm. She sized up Zander and said, “Although Dreamcatchers is an established brand here in Jepton, we all know what you’re capable of, Mr. Solomon, so we’re

his finger on the document Melanie had brought over. “We’ve already completed the proposal, and now

a proposal, and we think we can work together for the

with her. He looked at Coral with some amusement. “If that’s

say anything. Their studio had suddenly made a move this time because they wanted to make their studio famous again, so they would not settle for second place

win–win situation,” Quentin, who had been silent all

his thirties and wore glasses, the type who always wanted

glanced at Melanie. “You’re young and talented, but everyone knows that the home–ground advantage is very real.

that case, why can’t we help

not change. He tapped the table.

to take you up on

he finished that sentence, Melanie pulled two data sheets from the

exhibition, as well as the number of people at

the two was

really know how to play with your words. You said that you could help each other achieve a win–win situation, casually downplaying