The Great Medical Saint (Matthew)

Chapter 34

Zayden knew Brad's status, but to hear him vouch for someone with his life was shocking.

Who exactly was this Matthew? And why did Brad hold him in such high regard?

Matthew felt a little embarrassed by Brad's enthusiasm. "It's not that serious. I just need a word of support. If possible, her mother's birthday is the day after tomorrow. It would be great if he could attend the celebration." Zayden frowned upon hearing the date.

"I fully support Rachel, but I won't be able to attend that day. I have urgent duties and will be leaving Khoitwood tomorrow."

He had to carry out his mission, no matter what. Not even a family emergency could stop him. Hence, despite Brad's high regard for Matthew, Zayden refused without hesitation.

Brad interrupted him. "You don't need to go back tomorrow. Those are minor matters. I'm giving you a leave. Just attend the birthday celebration and take a gift on my behalf."

Zayden was completely taken aback. Military duties were never minor. His mission was crucial, rain or shine.

But Brad had given him leave, which made him realize Matthew's importance in Brad's eyes.

He immediately agreed. "All right. I'll be there on time."

"Thank you. Thank you

held his hand tightly. "It's an honor and pleasure

Zayden's hand as well. "See you the day

solemnly promised. "I'll be there for

the car. As the car drove away,

longer. "Who exactly is

his head. "I can't tell. Just remember, you have to treat him with the utmost

...

the road. The scenery on

dreaming. Things had worked out so smoothly that she

why is Brad

several questions. Each one

Nicholas had an unusual background. Nicholas was perhaps keeping some

to Rachel. "I'm not sure either. Maybe they mistook me for someone else, or maybe my mentor found the ring somewhere. But no matter what, we accomplished our goal." Rachel nodded. "Thank you. I wouldn't have managed to

gentle smile. It was as radiant as the sun, which captivated Matthew. "It's nothing,

daunting, but to Matthew, it was nothing. She had thought of him as a powerless man, someone who was capable only of