The Unfaithful Mr. Scott

Melanie pursed her lips and carried Merry out of the room.

Eugene and the doctor followed her. When the doctor saw Melanie’s serious expression, he thought that she was worried about the baby and comforted her. “The results will be out soon. With infants, we’re mostly worried about triggering their allergies unknowingly. She should be fine with enough parental supervision.”

Melanie forced a smile. “Thank you, doctor.”

The doctor glanced at Merry and then at Eugene. He teased, “You’re more familiar with multi–drug allergies than I am. You can tell your friend about your experience.”

Eugene was his high school classmate. When he suddenly came to ask for a checkup that day, the

doctor was shocked. He thought that Eugene had gotten married at some point.

His instincts and experience also told him that Merry’s features resembled Eugene’s to some extent.

That was why he joked about Merry being Eugene’s daughter.

However, looking at the situation now, it was hard for him to say with certainty either way.

Blake Lefton had been a pediatrician for so many years and had seen many things. Still smiling, he handed Melanie a business card. “I’m based here in Jepton. You can consult me anytime if you need any help with little Merry.”

With that, he left.

Melanie instinctively avoided Eugene’s gaze, turning away with Merry in her arms. “Since the checkup is over, I’ve got other things to do.”

“I heard that Eason Harmon was looking for you earlier,” Eugene said suddenly. Eason was Timothy’s oldest brother’s name. “That man will do anything to get what he wants. You’d better tell me immediately when you meet him.”

Melanie stopped in her tracks. “I don’t think we’ll meet again.”

After all, she was about to leave Jepton.

It was ironic. She had lived here for most of her life, but now she could not stay any longer.

Melanie was about to leave when a teasing drawl from behind stopped her. “If the nurse hadn’t told me that you were here, I wouldn’t have believed it. Don’t you hate children? Why did you come to the pediatrics department?”

Simon’s face was filled with carefree mockery as usual. He looked at Eugene. “Eason’s here with your dad. Oh, and that William guy is with them too. Man, they look like a jury waiting to persecute you.”

Eugene narrowed his eyes. The gentle aura around him instantly turned cold. He gave Melanie a long look and said in an emotionless tone, “Be careful on your way back.”

Melanie blinked, and Eugene was gone, striding quickly away. She was about to leave with Merry as well when she heard Simon’s voice.

“Hey, this mess started at least partly because of you. And you’re leaving just like that? I was right. You really are ruthless.” Simon sneered at Melanie.

Yvonne frowned. “Please get your facts straight. It was Timothy who stabbed Eugene, not Melanie, She was also a victim of his crazy ways. Cut the victim–blaming crap. Belonging © NôvelDram/a.Org.

“Melanie was willing to visit Eugene because she’s kind, not because she owed him anything”

Yvonne was very protective of Melanie. She was about to pull Melanie away, but Simon called out to her as they passed him by.

Even though his expression was still casual, there was a hint of seriousness in his eyes. “Do you know what the Harmons‘ cooperation means to the LeapCo branch company? Eugene is burning a lot of bridges right now.

“This was his perfect chance to further his company’s interests. You should understand that better than me,” Simon said quietly.

When Eugene returned to his ward, he saw a circle of people sitting inside. All of them were stone-

faced

except for William.

Everyone said that Eugene resembled Stella, while William was the spitting image of Cedric. He even

had the same fake attitude.