The Unfaithful Mr. Scott novel (Eugene and Melanie)

Chapter 488

Melanie said, “It’s fine. I’m hanging up now.

Eugene and Carla did not approach her. They must have gone straight to the basement parking lot.

Melanie found a café near the mall entrance and waited there for the rain to subside.

It felt like the sky had been holding back the rain for a long time, and when it finally poured, it took almost an hour before it gradually subsided.

Melanie had been chatting idly with Yvonne via message when she suddenly received news from Yana.

Yana wanted to share some gossip, and it felt like she was gleeful about the news she was about to share.

[Viola caused a huge problem for the company. It was important to Mr. Scott that the company worked with the Qaisas. It took a lot of effort to finally meet them and discuss business, but Viola ruined the meeting.

[I heard someone in the company say that Lee and Julie were called back to the office at night by higher management to work overtime.]

Melanie was not able to leave anyway. She asked: [What happened?]

wanted the company

ruin this all on her own?

office that day and insisted that Mr. Scott take her to the hospital. He had initially gotten Lee to do it, but she kept crying and

organization were there, so Mr. Scott had no choice but to take her to the

day to meet up. The company tried to arrange another meeting time with them again, but so far, there hasn’t

day she bumped into Eugene and Viola at the hospital. No wonder there was a grim look on Eugene’s face and he looked like he was

turned out that was the reason.

did anything serious by ruining the meeting with the Qaisas. After all,

manage to do

would be able to cover Viola no

was covering for Viola in something so serious. It must be

few sentences to Yana nonchalantly and changed the topic after that.

corners of North City besides where Melanie was, and it did not look

Viola was pale and sickly while looking at the man in front of

a pained expression. “I just came back from Niere City and heard that you were having a fever.

and tenderly, Viola felt