The Unfaithful Mr. Scott novel (Eugene and Melanie)

Chapter 371

One of the police officers wore a serious expression as he looked at Dylan and said, “George is in the hospital, and his emotions suddenly went erratic. The hospital has requested for his family to be

there.”

Dylan froze when she heard George’s name. She immediately shot up to her feet. “What happened to him?” she asked anxiously.

Melanie’s attention was originally on Peachie when Dylan, in a state of panic, grabbed Peachie’s arm and forcibly pulled her over. She did not even notice when the girl’s arm hit the edge of the table.

Melanie’s heart sank. As she looked at Dylan’s frail figure, she found it absurd. This was no longer Dylan. She was clearly just George’s dog. All George needed to do was give an order and she would obediently follow behind him.

Still pulling Peachie, Dylan rushed out. The police officers were left looking at Melanie in a dilemma. One of them then said, “You probably have to go to the hospital as well. George specifically named you and wants to talk to you in person.”

Yvonne replied, “No need. Why should we listen to an attempted murderer’s request? What right does he have? Let’s not go. Melanie, let’s go appeal straight away. We have all the evidence with us. I don’t believe it won’t work.”

Dylan better than anyone, understood that if she did not go to the hospital, Dylan would likely find

a public spectacle

go over to the hospital,” she said

still said

would leave immediately. She did not expect him to come to the hospital as well. They could already hear

occasional insults directed at Dylan as well. The police officers went ahead and opened the

looked at

police officers stepped away and allowed Melanie a clear view of the scene inside. Dylan was sitting on the floor, completely soaked. There was shattered glass beside her. Peachie was

blankly. She had tried to advise Dylan and pull her away, but

emotional breakdown

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Melanie’s kick had damaged his nerves,

Melanie standing at the door, his