The Unfaithful Mr. Scott novel (Eugene and Melanie)

Chapter 853

Melanie had not been to the hospital in the past few days. Henry had called a few times, but he always brought up the topic of Meredith.

Melanie’s excuse was always that Meredith was sleeping. Even though she knew Henry meant well, he was still a part of the Scott family.

Nowadays, she was on high alert when it was about them.

After hearing the same excuse several times, Henry could hardly overlook her guardedness. He had to

say, “Mel, I know what you’re worried about. Don’t worry. I’m not an unreasonable person.

“Since you said you have nothing to do with Eugene, I won’t insist. It’s Eugene’s loss. This is not your

fault.

“Don’t worry. As long as I’m here, no one will bully you and Merry.”

Henry’s sincerity was evident when he declared his stance and reassured Melanie.

After considering it, she sincerely said, “Thank you.”

Henry smiled bitterly, exchanged pleasantries, and then hung up.

Landon, standing nearby, noticed the sadness on Henry’s face. He comforted Henry, I’m sure they’ll be fine.”

“Don’t worry.

hand, his tone carrying sadness. “Mel is stubborn. Eugene, that brat, has a bad personality. Before, Mel was

“Don’t be so pessimistic.”

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to call someone else ‘Great–grandpa‘. Am I

about it?”

Meredith call him ‘Great–grandpa‘.

to Jepton arrived in the afternoon. They had not seen each other for

Xander went

liked Xander and wanted to hug him when she saw him. Xander felt helpless,

the villa. Xander had been on the plane for over ten hours and looked exhausted. Melanie did not disturb him. She took Meredith with her and left.

call from Yvonne, saying that Timothy’s sentence

three months.

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Considering the Harmon family behind him, she thought it would be at least half a

LeapCo and the Harmon family to collapse. Mr. Scott

sighed. “I didn’t expect Eugene to be quite resolute.”

the circle because he had essentially cut off his

people might appear glamorous, but each one was selfish.

them hard enough, taking advantage of the situation and gaining more benefits was their best choice. No one would act like Eugene, willing to