The Great Medical Saint (Matthew)

Chapter 240

Was that considered serious? Matthew still thought it was a small matter. He thought of Mason, Jenny, and Cosmo.

One was from the Frostbloom Sect, while the other was from the Medieval Sect. One's grandfather was kidnapped. One's grandfather died. Their fates just got worse and worse. Matthew had come prepared, so he wasn't surprised. He said indifferently, "I'll help you."

Silas looked doubtful. Matthew was being very nonchalant about helping him. Perhaps he hadn't fully understood the severity of the situation. "Consider it carefully. If you help me, you'll be dragged into the mess too. You might even end up like me. Would you still be willing to help me?"

Matthew nodded. This was something that he had to do. "I'm willing to do it with you."

Silas shook his head not out of disbelief, but out of the bizarreness of it all.

He had a lot of relatives and friends. However, they all left him when he ran into trouble. He didn't believe that a stranger would be willing to risk his life all just because their elders were friends. "Why? What are you scheming?"

Matthew was put in a tough spot. His ulterior motive was to get the Gugleni Compendium, but he was worried that Silas would back out of the deal if he said it.

He replied, "It doesn't matter why I'm doing it. What's important is the fact that I can help you set up a clinic. Do you want it?"

"I'll open the clinic. The only thing I want to do in this life is be a doctor." Matthew nodded. At least he still

not picky. I only need

sign placed out front. Maybe

for you."

"Sunny Babies Co." written on it. The shop was empty. Silas looked at the shop, then at the hospital. He looked conflicted.

he meant. With the hospital so nearby, opening a clinic here would be challenging. If his skills were bad, he was basically asking to go

time to be arguing with Silas. This was a

up your appearance a bit. I'll handle the paperwork and get the furniture and

But when the business starts, you'd better leave at the first sign of trouble. Don't say I never warned you." Matthew grew a little concerned by his

"Peace Clinic". All the shop needed was a doctor running it. Their neighbors gave them odd looks, and the people who

in

walked in.

white shirt and gold-rimmed glasses. He looked alert

bel