The Unfaithful Mr. Scott novel (Eugene and Melanie)

Chapter 308

She took the stew to the kitchen and poured it into a bowl before serving it on the table.

Then, she reminded Eugene. “You can have your dinner now.”

Eugene, who had been scrolling his phone on the sofa, lifted his head upon hearing Melanie’s words. He headed toward the dining area.

Melanie looked at him and pondered before saying, “You were the one who helped me with my grandfather’s surgery, weren’t you?”

Eugene stopped scooping his stew and looked at Melanie as he mocked, “Don’t you have other things to say?”

Melanie moved her fingers and heard herself saying, “No matter what, I have to thank you.‘

Eugene threw his spoon back into the bowl and stared at Melanie with his head lifted. “Your words of gratitude aren’t even worth the help.”

He was apparently looking down on her. Melanie’s eyelashes fluttered, and she did not know what to say.

Eugene’s emotions changed drastically, and she did not know what was on his mind.

“Melanie.” Eugene broke the silence.

He looked at Melanie indifferently. No one could guess his emotions when he said the next words calmly, “You’re now untrustworthy.

“Talk to me when you can really do anything I request. Only then will your words of agreement be trustworthy.

can scram

Melanie. His phone on the coffee table

Silently, she took the phone and handed it over to Eugene.

looked

and the area

string of numbers

not think much and merely handed the phone

gaze fell on the screen, and he casually placed the phone

asked, “Aren’t you going to answer

random call from some stranger.”

excuse myself, then.”

took a breath as she felt Eugene was right

indeed useless.

not accept Eugene’s help carefreely or even repay his help readily by

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her dignity.

was indeed pretentious and fake.

could not help mocking herself deep

was pathetic and ridiculous.

knew her actions were stupid and

thing she could do, which was

be entangled in this endless spider web, unable to free herself. She was

the access card on the table and pushed it toward Eugene. “I forgot