The Unfaithful Mr. Scott novel (Eugene and Melanie)

Chapter 487

Melanie looked down for a while before picking up the call.

Henry’s concerned voice was heard immediately. “Are you still outside, Mel?”

Melanie looked at the pouring rain. She could tell that Henry was very concerned for her. She was silent before saying, “Yes, I’m outside.”

“Where are you? I’ll get Eugene to pick you up. You shouldn’t be driving in this weather. It’s not safe.”

Henry said almost immediately after Melanie replied.

Melanie pressed her lips together. She did not want Henry to know that she was with Eugene.

She swept a glance at him from the corner of her eye and saw Eugene staring at her emotionlessly. However, there was a cold taunting look in his eye.

Melanie was taken aback. She immediately wanted to tell Henry that she did not need Eugene to pick her up when she suddenly heard Henry cough violently through the phone.

It sounded like Landon was trying to soothe him and feed him his medicine.

Melanie frowned immediately. “Are you alright?”

Henry coughed in a low voice, sounding quite weak. “I’m fine. The rain is too heavy, Mel. You should take care of yourself. Don’t reject that rascal’s ride because you’re mad at him.”

like Henry had trouble even speaking. Melanie wanted to say something, but Landon had hung up hurriedly.

looked up and met Eugene’s

pretending to be

Melanie?”

old man,

you be this way? Are you only

called her, but she immediately came to a decision. Her expression remained stoic as she looked

being full of yourself and thinking

beautiful eyes looked gentle under the

sarcastically. This is really

to beg her, and she felt she

unfounded accusations over and over again?

for work, and she even arrived in proper business attire. Her hair fell freely behind her back.

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frame and glanced at Eugene. “Just

at the door when she heard the shocking sound of

the weather like this, it would be difficult for Melanie to

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especially true when there were no cars on the

was not about

her phone and frowned as she