Man With Super Medical Skill by Matthew

Chapter 2525 The Slobs' Treasure, Warly Hill

Laura was initially stunned after hearing Matthew's self-introduction but then burst into laughter. "Haha. You? How dare a little brat like you call yourself the Holy Doctor? If you're the Holy Doctor, then I'm the Queen.

"Alright, stop pretending. The Slob Family affairs aren't something you can meddle with. Don't think you can deceive everyone just by renting a villa and bringing in some unqualified doctors."

When he remained silent, she felt smug, thinking she had exposed him and was about to continue her way forward. However, Matthew did not lower his arm.

"Miss, I don't need you to decide the truth of my identity, but for now, please leave."

"You-"

who was standing beside her, interrupted, "Laura, save yourself

that her whole body trembled, but she couldn't lose her temper since there were

will pay the price for your actions. Don't regret it then." After

treating Alberta. During these few days, Malachi, the young master of

simply shut the door and refused to

greatly due to the company and comfort of his wife, Sasha. Although Vivian

for Matthew, he roughly understood the reason why Festus had caused trouble after talking to her over the past few days. It turned out that someone had discovered an iron ore vein in Warly Hill, the Slobs' ancestral mountain. Since then, the Yarwoods had set their sights on this lucrative opportunity and bought the entire mine. However, Warly Hill was the burial place of the Slobs' ancestors, and

they decided to become forceful. They underestimated Larry's strength and his fearless spirit, though; not only had they gained nothing after several

Larry went to Bainbridge. Following the Yarwoods' secret exploration of Warly Hill, they unexpectedly discovered abundant rare and precious minerals such as copper and iron beneath the iron

addition, they received news of Larry's tragic death in Bainbridge. So, the Yarwoods sent someone directly to approach the Slobs, intending to use unconventional methods