Man With Super Medical Skill by Matthew

Chapter 2947 The Beauties of Goldton

The following day, Isambard's promised supplies arrived, forming a convoy of trucks laden with grain crates. The crown prince and Paintaker exchanged uneasy glances, startled by the sheer abundance before them.

The staggering amount of grain hinted at substantial expense, catching them off guard with Isambard's unexpected generosity.

Even Matthew, eyebrow raised, couldn't ignore the significance of the surplus. To him, Isambard's lavish gesture seemed dubious, likely harboring ulterior motives.

What could it be? Matthew's mind raced, connecting recent events to this sudden abundance. Could Isambard be linked to the Night Vine industry, or is there another scheme at play?

In a moment of clarity, Matthew's face transformed with a chilling smile, signaling a newfound understanding.

This time, Isambard went all out to attract Matthew's attention. He was afraid that if Matthew thought he didn't send enough stuff, he would skip the invitation. Only when Matthew's attention was elsewhere could he smuggle stuff out.

pulled out all the stops to grab Matthew's attention this time. He feared if he didn't send enough, Matthew might blow off the invitation. Only when Matthew

Matthew followed Isambard's instructions and headed to the Royal

its food, though. It was

grace, some were innocent, while others were downright captivating.

greeted him warmly. "Welcome, esteemed guest," they chimed in unison. They had heard of Matthew's return, and upon spotting him, they hastened to extend

crown prince speechless, his eyes wide with surprise. Witnessing this, Paintaker blushed furiously, unable to meet anyone's

the verge of teasing him. However, before they could, a mature laughter filled

Larson, you've made it," came the

he remained composed, his expression unchanged. Observing Matthew's indifferent demeanor, Isambard couldn't conceal his surprise. He found it astonishing that Matthew showed

disbelief. Isambard privately admitted that even he would

impressed. It was a testament to his