The Great Medical Saint (Matthew)

Chapter 261

Not worthy to carry Hayden's shoes?

Matthew had been putting up with Sara's behavior throughout the journey and had run out of patience. He retorted coldly, "You're belittling a driver to elevate that Hobbes guy. Don't you think it's a joke?" With that, he turned and walked toward the gate.

Sara glanced at Matthew's retreating figure in shock. How dared he say such things?

Seeing that Matthew had almost reached the gate, she shouted angrily, "Stop right there!"

Matthew acted as if he hadn't heard her and continued walking toward the gate.

Sara glanced back at Hayden, wanting him to send someone to teach Matthew a lesson. But seeing Hayden busy talking to several people, she abandoned the idea of bothering him.

Fuming, she chased after Matthew and caught up to him just as he reached the car.

Gritting her teeth, she yanked open the car door and sat inside, slapping the seat heavily as she yelled, "Why didn't you walk me out? And how dare you, a mere driver, talk back to me? Do you know the consequences? Do you understand your place?" Matthew said nothing. He just started the car, shifted gears, and drove off.

This driver was becoming increasingly outrageous! He'd even started the car without her command. If she didn't teach him a lesson, her mood

get back to Wealthwave Group, I'll tell to Rachel to fire you. I

looking at Matthew now annoyed

overtaking one vehicle after another. After some time,

opened her eyes and saw Matthew still sitting in the car. She frowned again. "What are you doing sitting there? Don't you know how to open the door for me, you blind idiot?" With a gloomy face, Matthew got out and

coldly. "Bastard! Only after a scolding do you know what to

ground and elegantly stepped out of

single streetlight. In the distance, she saw the

scanned her surroundings. They were in

out on her back. She quickly fished for her phone

showed no

Why did you bring me here? W-What are you

asking in a low voice, "You called me a bastard just now,

took a step back,

going to

through. I'm