The Unfaithful Mr. Scott novel (Eugene and Melanie)

Chapter 773

Not long after Melanie’s conversation with Yana ended, Reny came over and said that one of Burning Star Studio’s previous clients, who was in Prime City, wanted to treat them to dinner and had invited Melanie along.

Melanie remembered the first time she bumped into Xander in Prime City; he had been hosting an exhibition here.

However, luck was not on her side today. Just as she stepped out of the hotel, she bumped into

Howard.

Howard’s face darkened visibly when he saw her. He looked to be struggling to say something, but after glancing outside, he hurriedly left. Since Howard did not initiate a conversation with her, Melanie did not bother to engage him either and pretended not to have noticed him.

However, out of the corners of her eyes, she caught a glimpse of Howard getting into a car parked at the entrance. She also vaguely caught the figure of a woman inside. It was probably Peyton.

The place where they were meeting the client for dinner was a renowned private kitchen in Prime City. Everyone there was familiar with one another, making the meal quite lively..

beside Melanie, and when the client tried to pour her a drink, he intercepted it calmly. “She doesn’t

a moment but then laughed heartily. “Mr. Xander, you, oh you! Why don’t I remember Burning Star Studio ever having someone like her? When did she join? Burning Star Studio has never hired any more

had a knowing look, his gaze

Xander, asking, “Doesn’t Burning

always thought Burning Star Studio, like LeapCo, would regularly

any plans like that during her time at the

with the client, and though it was not much, there was still a faint smell of alcohol coming from him.

initially kept his distance from Melanie, but he leaned in slightly when he heard her question. He whispered back, “We do recruit.”

then? Do you also participate

with deep eyes. “No, we have our own criteria at Burning Star Studio.”

“What criteria?”

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have to match my

might as well have not said anything. The client found their conversation amusing, so