The Unfaithful Mr. Scott novel (Eugene and Melanie)

Chapter 644

“If you don’t like talking about your marriage, then I won’t mention it anymore. But you can’t say such suggestive things ever again!

“Good girls have a reputation to uphold. Your good name will be ruined if what you said gets out. Besides, if you don’t marry him, who else can you marry? You’re already his!”

Melanie closed her eyes and tried to hold it in, but she could no longer suppress the emotions in her heart. She opened her eyes and looked at Howard. “The so–called good girl you’re talking about is a submissive mother who does nothing but stay home and take care of her husband and kids. It would be even better if you could marry her off for expensive wedding gifts, right?

“Howard Smith, I’m calling you Dad for the last time.”

“Do you remember what you taught me when I was a child? You told me stories about Amelia Earhart and Marie Curie. You said that girls should have their own goals and dreams, and that’s why I’ve been working hard all this while. I never backed down from any difficulties because I’ve always

remembered your words-

“But listen to what you’re saying now. Look at what you’re doing. When you did those filthy things with that nineteen–year–old girl, Bianca, did you really not feel any guilt or uneasiness?!”

Melanie was practically growling by the end. The words had been bottled up in her heart since she had seen Howard and Bianca that day.

Howard and listening to his stories when she was a child. He said that girls should be self–reliant,

Despite that…

man who had told her those things, with the filthy old pervert she saw doing those dirty things to another girl young

Melanie saw the video Matthew had given her, her first reaction was to

only shattered his image in Melanie’s heart, but he had

her

since she was a girl was actually the kind of person she

that

–

Howard for days until just now, when she heard

was no longer the kind and respectable father in Melanie’s memory. He seemed to have

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narrow–minded and

so tight

turned to leave.