Mrs. Gibson Your identity is Exposed novel (Melissa and Murray) novel Chapter 65

Chapter 65 Inferior to Jaylin

Murray frowned as he had listened to the conversation between Melissa and her grandpa. The atmosphere in the office was embarrassing.

Murray was stingy, bad-tempered, and weird, and he liked to bully her.

This was Melissa’s evaluation of Murray.

In other people’s eyes, Murray was a high and mighty king.

In Melissa’s eyes, Murray was good for nothing.

Murray could not understand why he was inferior to Jaylin.

“Murray, why are you here?” Melissa was a little surprised. She stood up and looked at him.

Melissa wondered, Did he hear the conversation between me and grandpa just now?

That’s so embarrassing…

If he heard that, he would get angry.

“Let’s go home,” Murray said faintly.

Melissa wondered, Go home?

What did he mean?

Did he ask me to go home with him?

Melissa shook her head as she thought of that day. She said, “You can leave first. I have to work overtime and I won’t go home tonight.”

“Have you forgotten that you have hypoglycemia? What if you faint again? I don’t want to find a doctor for you at midnight.” Murray narrowed his eyes and said coldly.

Murray thought to himself, To avoid me, she had to work overtime. She did not even care about her health.

Was she so against me?

Seeing Murray mention what happened that day again, Melissa was a little embarrassed and said, “How can I faint so easily? That was just an accident. Can you stop mentioning that matter all the time?”

“Let’s go home quickly!” Murray looked down at his watch. It was already midnight. He frowned and urged, “As your boss, I order you to go home now.”

Murray’s tone was domineering, making Melissa unable to resist.

“Alright.”

Melissa worked overtime all night just to avoid Murray, but Murray had ordered her to go home. Melissa did not have to stay to work overtime.

The rain was pouring.

Melissa sat in Murray’s car and watched as the rain fell on the wind-blocking glass. The rain brushed against the wind-blocking glass, and her thoughts drifted far away.

Melissa had been in Aldness for almost a month. She had thought that she had promised her

grandpa that she would stay for three months. In the beginning, Melissa and Murray disliked each other, but she found that the relationship between them had deviated from what she had expected.

What Murray did to Melissa was beyond the contract. Sometimes she felt that he was overbearing

and unreasonable, but sometimes he cared about her very much.

Last time, when Susie stabbed Melissa with a knife, Murray risked his life to protect her.

And Murray was worried that Melissa would be tired of working overtime, so he forced her to go home.

Melissa wondered, Although Murray is domineering, isn’t this a form of concern?

Why is he concerned about me?

Just because I am his nominal fiancée?

But he doesn’t have to care for me.

Melissa had always been good at judging people, but at that moment, she couldn’t see through the man beside her.

Melissa could not figure it out.

Melissa did not know whether she could break off the engagement with Murray after three months.

Melissa tilted her head and secretly glanced at Murray. He was cold. His big, bony hand gripped the steering wheel tightly as he looked straight ahead. Murray was concentrating on driving.

Neither of them spoke. The car was small and narrow and it felt suffocating to be in such a narrow