The Unfaithful Mr. Scott novel (Eugene and Melanie)

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Candy looked at Melanie innocently and spoke in a crystal clear voice that everyone could hear.

Melanie paused. She hesitated about telling Candy about Eugene not being her boyfriend. Candy was still very young. It would be weird for Melanie to explain the situation seriously to a little girl.

Jackson’s assistant walked out of the office a few seconds after Candy said that.

“Mr. Lowe is waiting inside for you.”

Candy held Melanie’s hand and smiled adorably. “I’ll walk you in, Melanie.”

She even took care to glance at Eugene. Eugene sensed Candy looking at him and returned the stare with indifference. He threw a distant and cold look at her.

Jackson had gone through all of the files given to him, which was why he had requested his assistant to contact Eugene.

Even he was a little worried because of what Harvey had done before.

Jackson said in a deep voice, “I’ve gone through all of LeapCo’s files. Even though there are certain aspects that don’t meet Redwaves‘ criteria, you have provided a proposal with countermeasures that address them. This is enough for Redwaves to accept LeapCo for the tender.”

being courteous about the situation, and Melanie and Eugene understood that well. They followed

mention Harvey throughout their

issue had finally come to an end. A portion of Melanie’s burden had

the burden would come if they

when they

Melanie. “When will you see

asked, “Why? Do you need anything from

I just feel close to you, like you’re my

been especially affectionate toward Melanie. This might be because

no idea how to react to Candy. Melanie had always been an only child, and none of her relatives had children at home. That was why she had no

thought and asked Candy, “Were the lemon drops

vigorously. She asked, “Is your boyfriend the one

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fierce to me because you gave me the lemon drops he bought

She sounded serious.

mouth to stop herself from

me. My relationship with that man is not what you think it is. He’s not my