The Unfaithful Mr. Scott novel (Eugene and Melanie)

Chapter 727

Yvonne had spoken quite loudly. Before Melanie could even react, the others were already approaching them.

“1” Yvonne was about to speak again when Melanie silently pushed past everyone and headed downstairs. Her mind had been blank the past few seconds, but now, her senses were coming back to

her.

Acting swiftly, Xander immediately followed her downstairs. When they arrived at the hospital, it was evident that the police had also been notified. They were standing guard at the door of the ward, a picture of seriousness.

James, who had been in contact with Melanie, glanced at her and said solemnly, “She jumped from the second floor, but her fall was cushioned by the trees below. She sustained injuries to her arms and legs, but her vital organs are intact. The doctors are still assessing the situation.”

“Where did she jump from?” Hospital windows were strictly regulated, with only small openings allowed. Moreover, Dylan was brought in by the police, and the doors were watched all the time. It was impossible for her to leave the ward.

instantly turned grim. “She removed the

had chosen a time when everyone was relaxed and had their guard down. When she was discovered, she had already climbed onto the window

gave her. It showed Dylan sitting on the window ledge, her hair and clothes disheveled

at her, his voice low as he whispered, “Don’t look.” His palm felt

out the part where

from Eugene’s cold cedar one. It was fresher, with a hint of mint. Melanie could not help but feel her eyelashes

a slight itch on his palm and instinctively retracted his hand, tucking it by his side. He lowered his gaze to conceal any unusual

“Did she say why she suddenly did this?”

her why she did it when we rescued her, and she said she’s a sinner. She said no one will forgive her and that she doesn’t deserve to

waited outside the ward for half an hour before the

while looking at Melanie. “It’s best for family members not to say anything that could upset the patient.”

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