Man With Super Medical Skill by Matthew

Chapter 3493 Matthew's Anger

"Are you looking to die?" Redwood sneered, his voice cold as he glared at Angus.

Angus responded with a mirthless laugh, his tone defiant as he raised his voice. "I may not go looking for trouble, but I sure as hell don't fear it."

Redwood's face twisted with rage. In all his years with the Viper Crew, commanding countless underlings, no one had dared to speak to him like this.

"Fine. Very well," he spat, his eyes narrowing as he glared at Angus. Turning to leave, he threw a parting threat over his shoulder. "Let's see if you're still this bold the next time I show up." Just as Redwood was about to step out of the door, Matthew's calm voice cut through the tension.

"Hold on."

Redwood turned back, his expression smug, assuming Matthew was about to beg for mercy. "Too late to beg now," he mocked. "You're all as good as dead."

Matthew's expression remained serene, his gaze fixed on Redwood. "Leave the money for the door before you go," he said evenly.

Redwood froze, momentarily stunned, before fury roared through him like a wildfire. "Did you just ask me to pay for a d*mn door?" he shouted, his voice booming with indignation.

Then, without waiting for a reply, he drew a gleaming pistol from his waistband and pointed it squarely at Matthew, his lips curling into a cruel smile. "Go ahead," he taunted. "Say that again-ask me for money for the door."

of pity for Redwood. Poor fool, he thought. He has no idea he's already signed

man who killed without reason, but when he did, no one survived. And

gaze narrowed, his eyes like shards of ice. In the blink of an eye, his figure vanished from where he stood, reappearing directly in front of Redwood. With the grace of

hand, reduced to a mangled lump of

Clang!

the floor as Redwood,

want to kill

forward, and Redwood

suffocating sense of impending

You can't kill me!"

stands on equal footing with Shaun! If you kill me, he won't let you go! He'll make sure your family,

unyielding frost

dismissing Redwood's bravado as the barking of a beaten dog. But the moment his family was dragged into the picture... The thought of Sasha, her whereabouts unknown for

radiated from him.

standing silently behind him, held their breaths. They had never witnessed Matthew exude such bone-chilling

helplessly on the ground, their eyes filled with a

man... was practically

tossing him through the open doorway like a rag doll. He followed with steady steps, his expression unreadable, and