The Unfaithful Mr. Scott novel (Eugene and Melanie)

Chapter 668

Howard’s last few words were enunciated so clearly it was as if he were implying something deeper.

Melanie could not help but glance at him, only to see him sigh and shake his head silently.

Unable to stand it any longer, Gaston reached out and slapped the table. He said loudly, “Melanie, you’re such an ungrateful daughter. Do you think Howard is doing this for anyone else? It’s all for you.

“As for his affair in Jepton, do you think we don’t know about it? Howard was genuinely afraid of you being mistreated, but what did you do? You went with someone else and even distanced yourself from

him.”

Gaston’s indignation was palpable as he looked at Melanie with anger.

Melanie’s fingers curled slightly while looking back at Howard, her emotions fluctuating.

Howard knew about Viola. It meant that he had gone to Jepton for an investigation. Whether he had investigated Eugene or her, however, was hard to say.

Gaston sighed again, lamenting to the people around him, “Parents always worry about their children, but their worry doesn’t always get repaid.”

the two women who had shown a bit of

and the atmosphere of their meal turned sour. However, he could not say anything to Eugene

the younger generation will do right

Sam’s words and hesitated for a moment before quickly offering a smile. “You’re right, Mr. Walsh. She’s just my daughter, after all. What parent lets

so easily?”

he put down his wine glass as if having come to a decision. He looked at Melanie. He sighed

drop the topic. They thought the matter was settled,

softly. “Mr. Scott is indeed an outstanding man. It’s normal that he would have several people by his side. I heard that

mean it’s normal to have several people? Matthew, Nicole is different from other women.”

was no sign of nervousness in Matthew’s gaze as he

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is now with Harvey. We met a couple of days ago,” he added.

in the Oskon market, and their expressions changed subtly upon hearing his

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seemed soft. His eyes, bright as obsidian, were meaningful as

same way you treated Miss Shaw, Mr. Scott.”