The Unfaithful Mr. Scott (Melanie and Eugene) novel Chapter 538

Chapter 538

“There’s a lot to do at LeapCo. I don’t have time to be anyone’s teacher,” Eugene said stoically with a cold look in his eye.

“Eugene…” Stella wanted to say something.

However, Evelyn stopped her. “It’s normal for Eugene to think that. After all, there’s a lot of work to do at a company like LeapCo.”

She looked at Eugene after that. “I heard that LeapCo hires interns every quarter. I can start as an intern.”

Eveyln may have compromised, but there was no room for negotiation from the way she spoke. Instead, it sounded more like she was informing Eugene about her decision.

No one could tell what Eugene was thinking. He replied nonchalantly after a while, “Do what you want.”

Evelyn smiled. “Alright. Thank you, Mr. Scott.

Melanie glanced at Evelyn when she replied so casually.

Evelyn noticed her looking over and stared back at Melanie calmly. There was a look of victory in her eyes that was clear to see.

Melanie looked down and stopped staring at Evelyn.

She was here for something else. She was not concerned with whatever Evelyn was doing at LeapCo.

“Get out if there’s nothing else,” Eugene spoke stoically. Melanie looked up and met his cold eyes.

Eugene looked down at her with a frosty look in his eyes. No one could tell what he was thinking.

All he said was, “Who are you to care about LeapCo’s damages when I don’t mind it at all?”

There was a small, taunting smile on his lips as he reminded her, “You have nothing to do with LeapCo anymore, Melanie. It’s not your place to worry about the company.”

Melanie felt like she could hardly breathe when she heard this. She composed herself and said in a low voice, “It’s true that I no longer have anything to do with LeapCo, but Viola indirectly caused my grandfather’s death. This has nothing to do with you, but you’re protecting her.

She said this in a low voice as if she was holding back her emotions. However, she said each word clearly and crisply.

Melanie looked at Eugene and asked, “What’s so great about Viola that you’re unable to tell right from wrong because of her?”