Man With Super Medical Skill by Matthew

Chapter 2089 Leanna Sandel's Visit to Bainbridge

Matthew worked at the main hall of Renew Pharmaceuticals just like before. After he completed the last consultation in the morning, he filled in the patient information according to the procedure. As he focused on writing, the door to the hall opened, and the visitor cheekily said, "Dr. Larson! I feel sick."

It was a familiar voice. Matthew lifted his head and saw Leanna Sandel in front of him. Feeling joyful about meeting an old friend in a foreign land, he placed his pen on the table and greeted her enthusiastically, "Miss Sandel! What brings you to Bainbridge? Please have a seat." Then, he served her tea.

She accepted the tea and smiled at him. "We're friends. Let's be comfortable around each other. Have you adjusted to life in Bainbridge?"

"It's alright. I met some friends and some older mentors. Everyone's nice to me."

expect a peaceful life in the city. Unbeknownst to her, Matthew had overcome all the challenges he encountered in Bainbridge.

him.

Sandel, what brings

news. The Devil Doctor, Fabien Blanc, has left the Isle of Snakes. He's also acquainted with Aurelius Damron. If I'm not

was known as a genius doctor among his peers. Unfortunately, the genius held extreme views and acted rather crazily. As a medical practitioner, Fabien spent his time perfecting the art of poison in his pursuit of using poison as treatment. That was how he received

public at the height of his popularity. A few years later, rumors had it that he was spotted on the Isle

rapped his knuckles on the table and remarked casually,

faltered in the face of challenges in the medical field, not to mention the art of poison. Thus, he would find a solution when the problem arose. Leanna, however, was worried by his lackadaisical

and medical skills. You should know those are my strengths too." Hearing that, Leanna nodded helplessly. She witnessed firsthand his incredible medical talent, but she was concerned about the capabilities of his highly skilled opponents. Nobody knew what would happen if