The Unfaithful Mr. Scott novel (Eugene and Melanie)

Chapter 336

To be honest, Melanie was not as calm and collected as she looked to be when she saw those photos.

However, she did not want to reveal this in front of Quentin. He was a ruthless and despicable man. If he caught a whiff of any weakness from her, it would be difficult for Melanie to walk out of there unscathed.

By the time she had gone downstairs, Lisa was gone. Melanie was reminded of Lisa’s warning, and she pressed her lips with an upset expression on her face.

“What was going on between you and Eugene yesterday, Simon? I heard you had an

argument.” She was about to leave when a few people walked in. A very mad–looking Simon was in the lead.

Simon was in a bad mood, and when he spotted Melanie, the look on his face turned even colder.

He shot daggers with his eyes at Melanie and did not answer the man’s question.

Melanie could sense the look he was giving her, but she ignored it and continued heading outside.

looked angry even after she

that Melanie Smith?”

low voice and said unhappily, “This is a terrible venue. Let’s

left, someone called out from behind,

returned directly to the North district without informing anyone that she had met Quentin. She began analyzing the information of the companies that Xander had given her and began making notes on a few companies that looked

Xander with the information she had put together. They began meeting the people in charge of the new companies that were

these companies were slightly hesitant, their attitudes were much better than Vanke and the other

that, they met a representative from another company with a similar

seem to have made a unanimous decision. It’ll be difficult to convince them otherwise. Moreover, Quentin

main problem still lies with Vanke,”

had considered trying to get into the crux of the issue by targeting Quentin’s work

face fell slightly, and he looked tense, even a little

Chapter 336

them to elevate their reputation within the country. It could also pave a

“I’ll think