The Great Medical Saint (Matthew)

Chapter 273

Sara's gaze burned with rage. "I'm offering you a million dollars. Don't be greedy."

Matthew was enraged and retorted, "Let me be clear-it's not about the money. Even if you offered ten billion dollars, you still can't take Silas."

She looked at him with contempt. "What did you just say? You're telling me I can't take Silas? Do you even realize what you're saying? Do you know the consequences of those words?" Besides Sara, Rachel was also becoming frustrated. She stepped in and grabbed Matthew's arm. "What are you doing? Don't cause me any more trouble, okay?"

He shook his head. "I'm not causing trouble. I'm serious about this."

She saw the intensity in his eyes and warned him, "Do you understand what you're getting into? You alone can't stop them from taking Silas. Even with my family's help, it won't be enough." Matthew felt a surge of gratitude at Rachel's mention of the Carters. He knew they couldn't match the Clarks, but their support meant a lot.

He replied firmly, "Stay out of my business. No one's taking Silas, and not a single hair on his head will be touched."

Sara raised an eyebrow. "Matthew, do you even know your place? You're just a chauffeur-a lowly chauffeur. Don't think that being bold and shameless makes you untouchable. If you try to interfere this time, you'll face a brutal end." This wasn't a minor issue like spanking her. It was a massive, high-stakes plan with far-reaching consequences. The scale and scope of it were truly frightening.

try to scare

sprang to her feet and strode directly toward Silas. But Matthew blocked her path and

furious. "How

hand to slap him. But before her. hand could

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her face. The blow sent her crashing to the ground, and a clear imprint of five fingers marked her pretty

gaped in disbelief. Matthew had actually struck a woman. How could he be

a surge

gratitude. Matthew had risked

defya powerful woman like Sara. The enormity of Matthew's sacrifice left Silas

lay a hand on me? Do you think I can't come

expression remained

beside her, his gaze fixed

"Do you really think I won't