The Unfaithful Mr. Scott novel (Eugene and Melanie)

Chapter 578

The rain in Oskon City finally cleared the day before the summit began. That night, Melanie needed to go out to buy something urgently, and as soon as she exited the elevator, she saw Lee leading a man inside respectfully

To be precise, it was a young man.

He looked quite young and was dressed in a charcoal gray suit. He was tall and slender, with skin sof fair it reflected light. What caught her attention even more were his eyes; his pupils were light brown, giving off a somewhat cold aura.

When Melanie caught a glimpse of him, the young man looked in her direction as if he had sensed her gaze. In that brief moment of eye contact, Melanie was momentarily stunned.

While she had not noticed it from his profile, the young man’s face resembled that person.

The instant she was lost in thought, Lee already led the young man into the elevator.

Melanie vaguely heard Lee address him as “Mr. Smith.”

In the elevator, Lee stood beside the young man, his expression unchanged, but there was a hint of curiosity brewing within him. The information he had received previously informed him that Matthew was young and in his early twenties. Lee initially thought that someone who could bring the Qaisa family to this point, even if young, should be an extremely scheming persona.

Instead, he looked more like a carefree and flirtatious young man,

heard Matthew’s emotionless, almost disdainful voice ask when

“Are you asking about

Matthew repeated the name slowly, with a hint of

The way Matthew had said Melanie’s name seemed as if he had been seething between his teeth, sending shivers down his spine.

and just as he was about to explain who she was, Matthew

we used to work in the same company.”

from Jepton?”

“…Yes.”

casually said in the end, to which Lee struggled to reply,” She’s

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lowered his silent, stagnant water like eyes. “So what?”

not know how to respond. Instinctively, he felt that Matthew was not someone to be trifled with. Eugene was also cold, but at least his coldness retained a trace of humanity. Not Matthew, though. His demeanor exuded a sense of world–weariness