The Unfaithful Mr. Scott novel (Eugene and Melanie)

Chapter 486

Carla knew there was no way this dinner could continue, so she got up.

Stella was angered by Melanie and had already lost her appetite. Grabbing her bag, she left the

restaurant.

Melanie took out her phone to send a message to Xander and the others to inform them that she would not be home tonight.

That was when she heard Carla ask, “How are you planning to go home when the rain is so heavy, Miss Smith?”

Carla had not done anything to anger her, after all. Melanie replied, “I’ll just book a room in a nearby hotel.”

There was a hesitant look on Carla’s face. “The nearest hotel would take you ten minutes. It won’t be easy to get a taxi when it’s raining so heavily.”

“I’ll leave after it slows down.”

Melanie did not mind.

An arrogant and conceited voice was heard above her head. Eugene asked sarcastically, ” Xander Solomon isn’t willing to pick you up during a heavy rain?”

with indifference, “What does this have to do with you, Mr.

look appeared in Eugene’s eyes. His gaze looked even darker than the sky outside. Don’t be stupid,

just tell

Hah!

her eyes, and there was impatience and annoyance in

her faults from a higher place. He belittled her and ignored her. If she was stupid, the most stupid thing she had ever done was be with Eugene wholeheartedly. While they were crossing swords verbally, the ringing of Eugene’s phone interrupted them. He looked at

thunderstorm today. I remember Mel suffers from night blindness. I wonder if she’s out of her house. Can you be more attentive and give

don’t need to

brainless woman. I’m warning you, Eugene. If you don’t want to end up like your father, you’d better treat Mel

Carla and Melanie could hear him vaguely.

clenched her hand.

had only spent two short years together and he still

night blindness.

and his gaze fell on her

as he replied unhappily to Henry, “Treat her

chilling, look in his dark eyes that he did not bother to hide.

while, a look of impatience flashed across his face. “Didn’t you hear what the

did not show much