The Unfaithful Mr. Scott (Melanie and Eugene) novel Chapter 437

Chapter 437 

“Eugene… Viola looked at Eugene and said softly, “I wanted to go to the office in the 

morning, but I felt a little feverish, so I took a pill and slept until now. I only woke up when Lee called me.” 

Eugene remained stoic and nodded without saying anything more. 

Viola stood at his side. She lowered her eyes while biting her lip. 

She could tell from Eugene’s tone that he was feeling impatient. 

It made Viola even more upset because Eugene had given her that tone because of Melanie. 

Melanie bumped into Xander and Terence when she walked out of the hospital. 

Terence did not look well, and his head was drooping. Xander must have given him a lecture. When Xander saw Melanie walk out, he asked, “Did something happen?” 

“Viola is here. She wants me to keep my distance from Eugene,” Melanie said stoically. 

Xander looked at her and raised a concerned eyebrow at her. “Are you sure you didn’t get hurt? Maybe you should have a check–up.” 

“I’m really fine.” Melanie shook her head and said grimly, “But Eugene’s wounds are pretty serious. If they decide to pursue this, it won’t be easy to resolve it.” 

“This is my fault, Xander and Melanie. I’m so sorry.” Terence looked bitter. He was not in the same situation as Oliver and the rest as he was not Xander’s friend. He was hired through a normal process. 

Terence was not from a well–to–do family, and he had been feeling anxious ever since Eugene got hurt 

He looked in the direction of the emergency room. “I’ll go and apologize to Mr. Scott. This is my fault, and it has nothing to do with the studio. 

“Mr. Scott had warned me that it was dangerous to leave the drywall that way, but I refused to listen to him.” 

Melanie nodded. She did not want to see Eugene and Viola again. 

She returned to the North district directly. 

Xander did not tell her about the outcome of his discussion with Eugene. The next day, Melanie received a call from Stephen to see Dylan. 

Melanie had wanted to see Dylan since she was at Hearth City. By the time she went over, Stephen was already waiting at the gates. 

He was wearing a white shirt as usual, but Melanie was sharp–eyed enough to notice a black string on his wrist. 

It was a cheap string that was not worth much. 

Melanie could not help asking, “When did you develop a liking for such an accessory?” 

For once, Stephen looked a little embarrassed. “The kids gave it to me.” 

Melanie raised an eyebrow but did not say anything about it. At the thought of meeting Dylan, she lost interest in chit–chatting with Stephen. 

Dylan looked much older than she was. 

Her skin was tanned but also yellow, and there was more gray hair on her head. Her eyes were sunken, and she looked like a skeleton.