Man With Super Medical Skill by Matthew

Chapter 1804

Matthew took a deep breath. Levi sure isn't the King of the South for nothing. Look at him! He found the crux of the matter at one glance. To put it bluntly, the Damrons were latching onto Matthew because of the benefits he could provide!

After a moment of silence, Matthew mumbled, "This is what they call a man's ability and ambition can be the death of him, isn't it?"

To that, Levi smiled. "When what you can provide outweighs your ability, you'll find yourself in such circumstances easily. We live in a world governed by the laws of the jungle. The strong will always keep their eyes on whatever others have. Many would be willing to take the risk if the benefits provided are tempting enough."

Matthew couldn't help smiling wryly at that. "If things are as you say, Master Levi, then I'm inevitably doomed this time, aren't I?"

Levi put his glass down with a faint smile and suddenly diverted the topic. "By the way, I visited Brittany before coming over. She seemed to have found out what had happened to Billy and had been feeling down in the dumps lately. Nothing interests her except for when I mention you. Her eyes would only light up a little at that time."

Matthew was baffled, unsure what Levi was trying by bringing this up out of the blue.

and then as well.

I watched Brittany grow up myself. I don't have any children to call my own, but I adore the young lady. So much so that I even asked Billy if he could let me be her godfather. It breaks my heart to see

to say anything at all at this point, for he seriously had no clue where Levi was

the other hand, turned to Matthew suddenly. "Matthew, do

do tell."

told me to look after you before he left," Levi explained. "Actually, I do look after you

nodded in agreement. Well, he's not

he said he was there to deal with

the shadows, Phoenix probably wouldn't have taken the liberty to

People within the South will still listen to me. But I can't stretch my hands beyond the borders. Take the Damron Family's incident this time, for instance; what will the nation think of me if I stand up for you in front of everyone? We have nothing to do with each other. The nation will only think that I will fight the Damrons because I