The Unfaithful Mr. Scott novel (Eugene and Melanie)

Chapter 335

Quentin was confident because of this. He was sure that Melanie would never see her reputation falter because she was a proud woman.

He sounded gleeful as he said, “If you feel like investigating this, I have a few more photos with me. You can have them too.”

This was a blatant threat. Melanie looked at Quentin’s hypocritical face, and she felt disgusted by him.

Her fists were clenched below the table, and she asked while she still had reason in her, “Did you take those photos by angling the camera a certain way?”

Quentin raised an eyebrow and poured a glass of wine for Melanie. “Is that important? No one would care about the truth.”

“What do you want?”

Quentin took off his glasses and looked at Melanie happily. He reached out to try and hold Melanie’s hand again. He said in a disgusting manner, “Why must you be so stubborn? You know I’ve always admired you as a competent worker since working at LeapCo.

“Now that Eugene Scott is over you, do you think you’ll have an easy time in the industry?

“He made sure I had nowhere to go, and I heard things ended badly between you.

with me? I can bring you

her again, but Melanie immediately pulled away and

down at Quentin. “You’re right. No one would care about the truth.”

at her and

“But not everyone

her phone and reminded Quentin with

what just happened, and his carefree smile froze on his face. “You

phone and snorted gently. “You’re just

sullen. He stared viciously at Melanie as he clenched his teeth. “You bitch. Still playing innocent after being slept with so many times by

horrible words while Melanie looked at him like he was garbage.

had given others the wrong impression.

could not lose her pride, which was why they could benefit from

had probably forgotten that Melanie did not rely on her pride or dignity to achieve her position of chief secretary at LeapCo within two

to see–from connections and hypocrisy to

tactics.

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saved the recording and stored it in her cloud before saying, “Quentin Emerson, you were toxic back at LeapCo, and that probably still hasn’t changed