Man With Super Medical Skill by Matthew

Chapter 789

Jonah was enraged. "James, get lost in your room! You said you're not gonna solve this issue, so you have no right to say anything!"

James refuted arrogantly, "This is my house, so why can't I say anything? Jonah, why are you making a scene in my house? I have the right to chase you out of my house!"

Then, Jonah leaped off the couch. "Try to do it to me then!"

"Matthew, call the police now!" James bellowed. "Just tell them someone has broken into our house in an attempt to rob us!"

While all of them were astounded, she pointed at her husband. "You, get back into your room! Matthew, go to your room upstairs!"

James and Matthew traded glances with each other and decided to remain on the same spot. The father-in-law and son-in-law came to an agreement this time, which was a rare occurrence.

She roared, "What the heck! Even you two won't listen to me now?"

uttered in a small voice, "Mom, we should try to solve this problem first. Matthew has

that, Helen came to the realization that her daughter was right. Matthew was friends with big shots like Tiger and Stanley, so he could possibly help solve the problem. With a different expression, she looked at him and said, "Matthew, well... Why don't you

when he saw Sasha's

enough that the person is still alive.

if we do nothing, your cousin-in-law might be

started to sob. "Helen, Tate cannot go to jail. He's still young. If he's thrown behind bars, his life

my son goes to jail, I

trying to come up with a solution

settle it. Then, he suggested, "Why don't I look

agreed.

at their home. "Hi, I'm from the Carlson Law Firm. My name is Craig Manning. It was Mr. Carlson who told me to

because Stanley had personally called him to help with this issue. Upon listening to Matthew's narration, Craig knitted his brows together. "He was drunk driving without a license and even went street racing. Even a single charge is enough to get him sentenced to jail. Mr. Larson... This case is indeed difficult to handle. Based on precedent cases in the