The Unfaithful Mr. Scott novel (Eugene and Melanie)

Chapter 468

Melanie was not familiar with the people here, so she decided to find a corner and stay there. Unexpectedly, as soon as she sat down, she saw a familiar face approaching her with a wine glass.

Joshua also wore glasses, giving him a refined appearance. His hair was combed upward, and Melanie did not recognize him at first glance. He was still shy when he opened his mouth to greet Melanie. “Melanie, long time no see.”

She looked up. “I heard you recently got promoted to general manager. Impressive.”

Although Melanie was not intentionally keeping track, she would still come across some news about the people in her social circle. Joshua was no exception.

He was momentarily stunned. “You’re still paying attention to my affairs?”

This reply left Melanie at a loss for words. She pursed her lips silently.

However, before she could say anything, she heard a casual voice reply, “Of course, she cares about you. You might not be the only one, though.”

She cast a cold and indifferent glance in his direction but immediately noticed the young man beside him. Her brows furrowed together. This person’s facial features resembled Xander a lot. Melanie recalled that Eugene mentioned Xander had a younger

gaze lingered for a few seconds when she heard Simon sarcastically say, “See that? See how her attention shifted to another man in just the

bit

at Simon. “Simon, do you think others will mistake you for a

looked at Melanie, the mockery on his face intensifying. He turned to the young man beside him in the next moment and said, “Xavier, do you

to some extent, but they lacked his

what Simon said, Xavier threw a faint glance at Melanie, paused for a moment, and said, “He

“Good taste

turned even colder when they discussed her so openly as if she were an object. However, looking at Xavier reminded her of what Eugene mentioned before, that the Solomon family was grooming

Xavier had a good relationship with Simon’s family, it might not be good news for Xander.

“Miss Smith.” His tone carried a hint of playfulness, and the corners of

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