Man With Super Medical Skill by Matthew

Chapter 868

Chapter 868 Such a Petty Man

Matthew stood in place as if he hadn't moved. His gaze was cold and he enunciated his words, "If you talk cheap again, you'll have to eat liquid food forever in the future!"

Upon hearing this, Ronald was extremely annoyed and wanted to curse again, but he finally swallowed his anger. As for the other rich young men, they also lowered their heads and dared not speak. After all, it was unwise to provoke Matthew at this time even though they were secretly furious. When members of the Lach Family arrive, we must bring Matthew down to his knees and have him beg for mercy!

Minerva stood in the corner; when she saw the scene unfolding before her, she was extremely happy. It was her purpose tonight to deliberately lure Ronald to Sasha's private room and get him to molest Sasha, which would then lead to a conflict between Matthew and the Lach Family. As she was aware that she alone couldn't deal with him, Minerva had to rely on the power of the Lach Family to do so.

they were all a bit surprised. They merely wanted to take the opportunity to make friends with Ronald and his companions, but they did not expect things to come to this point. In fact when Matthew rushed in and struck so ruthlessly, it had really scared them all. Among them was Cecilia, who couldn't help but say,

"He is

whose eyes widened. "Your husband?

social circle. After all, she was the campus belle at that time with

I thought you were some kind of big

laughed while Sasha's classmates also looked at Matthew with disdain. In their opinion, it was an honor for them to get to know Ronald and the others tonight. Now, Matthew, that piece of trash, had

you aren't able to make a career for yourself, but you shouldn't affect Sasha's future! Sasha is now in charge of a large company and such social engagements are inevitable. Now that you have shouted at a client whom Sasha was just having a drink with, who will dare to continue to do business with her company? And if Sasha's

women