The Great Medical Saint (Matthew)

Chapter 271

Matthew's phone suddenly rang. He glanced at it. It was a call from Rachel. He accepted the call. "Hi, what is it?"

Rachel spoke in a lowered voice as well. "Come and take me home. Just say that my grandfather told me to go back."

Matthew had a general idea of what she meant.

He promptly turned left and headed for Wealthwave Group.

He parked the car in the basement and got out of the car to get Rachel. After taking a few steps, the thought of leaving Silas alone in the car continued to worry him. So, he said, "Come with me." "Alright," Silas responded readily.

The two headed up in an elevator.

In the elevator, Silas was curious about the reason Matthew had come there and asked, "Do you work at this company?"

Matthew grunted in response. Silas cleared his throat and asked, "I noticed you've pushed the button for the top floor. Are you perhaps the owner of this company?"

Based on Matthew's mannerisms and method of doing things, Silas believed he must be someone impressive.

his head. "You're

disappointed. "You're

have the capacity for that. I'm

froze and stayed stunned for a long

followed a chauffeur to his workplace. He thought that not only would people look down on him, but he would also have to be cautious. Otherwise, if he got into trouble, a chauffeur couldn't possibly get him out of it.

arrived at the top floor. Matthew walked at the front,

office, he realized he probably

followed Matthew inside. It would be even more awkward if he stood at

people in

of coffee on the couch. She looked a bit upset. A stack of documents was strewn across the coffee table. Rachel was in the executive chair, looking sullen. When she saw Matthew come in, her mood got much better. "What brings you here?" Matthew said

the excuse they had

to go home.

with a viable plan today. We've

when he

to regret it, if he had known this would happen, he wouldn't have come.

troubled as well. They had combed through Lambda City, yet they hadn't found any useful information. "Has he