Man With Super Medical Skill by Matthew

Chapter 2563 Randolph Commits Suicide

Upon learning about his close friend's downfall, Valentin rushed over immediately.

However, as he approached the villa, he abruptly halted.

The once most extravagant villa in Hulwin was now an empty shell.

Also, he could barely make out numerous individuals exiting the villa, carrying tables, chairs, and stools while cursing under their breath.

What was even more heartless was that some deluded stock investors held Randolph responsible for their losses.

One by one, they huddled in a corner, seething with anger while splashing red paint on the walls.

This sight frightened Valentin, causing him to involuntarily step back.

"Randolph, take care. I have already shown my sincerity."

After silently comforting himself, Valentin quickly left the area.

Meanwhile, Randolph found himself half-kneeling in the empty villa, feeling lost and desolate.

He stared at the overwhelming debt in front of him.

He laughed bitterly.

this point, he still didn't know who

turning against him, he had become

glorious life I used to have. Hahaha! Those who have harmed me, I

a broken bottle, Randolph slowly rose to his

...

focus back to

his tasks, Matthew now had some free time, so he began personally

method of teaching

month, they had to memorize three thick stacks of medical books, each about

to complete this task would result

apprentices were at the prime

they had started their medical education late, and if they didn't work hard and persevere, they would only become ordinary alternative

as long as they were diligent learners, he would find a way to address any talent-related

like those in

the test,

as Matthew was in the middle of teaching,

Randolph has jumped off the building and

this news, Matthew was also

If you have any questions, ask Grayson." Although Grayson's medical skills were limited, he was more than

had given his instructions, he

there was already

of the crowd lay Randolph, covered

saw that it was Matthew. Then, they instinctively made way for