Man With Super Medical Skill by Matthew

Chapter 2975 The Grand Banquet of Prince Toby

Matthew's actions dealt a devastating blow to the Stubber Family, leaving them with no chance of redemption.

The label of traitors was firmly stamped on the Stubber Family.

Almost overnight, approximately ninety percent of the companies that had previously collaborated with them withdrew their support.

Despite this, the Dual Alliance remained steadfast in supporting the Stubber Family, ensuring that most of the construction projects in Concordia continued to be entrusted to them.

For the sake of the family's interests and development, Isambard had no choice but to take on these projects, knowing it was akin to slowly boiling a frog in warm water-a predicament from which he couldn't escape.

In return, Matthew gained a reputation for being magnanimous without holding grudges. This situation turned out quite commendable for him.

Meanwhile, thousands of miles away, an opulent banquet unfolded in Montiria.

Hillington Hotel, one of the premier hotels in Montiria, had been completely booked for the occasion.

As night descended, the outer walls of the 101-story skyscraper lit up like starlight with colorful lights, harmonizing with the moon hanging high in the sky.

Downstairs, hundreds of elegantly dressed receptionists stood in line on both sides of the red carpet.

were all strikingly

luxury cars slowly drove in

at the Hillington Hotel tonight? It

heard Prince Toby is hosting a banquet. The hotel was booked out on

look at the

idol, Darius. He's so

"Darius, we adore you..."

bowing in greeting, or blowing kisses in response, immediately drew screams. However, at

the noisy scene, she couldn't help but furrow her brows. And as she passed by several stars, she deliberately slowed

the other

invited you here out of courtesy, not for a fan

"Arrogant!"

a cold glance at the celebrities, her face

a hint

retort sarcastically, he noticed the pendant around

was the Royal Star, a piece

the anger within him dissipate instantly, replaced by a flattering

we were