The Great Medical Saint (Matthew)

Chapter 289

"Matthew insulted the Clark family's daughter. They definitely won't let this go," Rachel said, Sara's voice still echoing in her mind.

Suddenly, there was a loud bang, and the door rattled, followed by an angry shout from outside.

"Come out! I saw someone open the door just now! Open up! If you don't, I'll break it down!"

Rachel went pale with worry and turned to Tracy, asking, "What should we do?"

Tracy put a finger to her lips, signaling for Rachel to stay silent. The latter nodded, covering her mouth with her hand and anxiously watching the door.

The sound of someone kicking the door grew louder with each strike.

The desk Tracy had pushed against the door was shoved aside, and a gap began to appear in the door. Andrew saw Rachel inside and roared, "Rachel! Open this door right now! You Carters have some nerve, bullying my sister." It was the first time Rachel had faced such a situation.

She tried to stay calm and said, "Mr. Clark, I'm very sorry about what happened. I didn't want this either. Ms. Clark knows I've always treated her with the utmost respect. Can we resolve this calmly?"

a joke!" Andrew shouted, his voice brimming with anger. "The Carters must be out of their minds! A mere chauffeur dared to mess with

situation. She knew she needed to admit fault

for what that pervert did to Ms. Clark, since he's one of

over the broken door and into the room, his voice rising with fury. "What did you just say?" he demanded. "That

hadn't realized it was

expected that Sara, whom his family held so

burned with fury, and he was on the verge

Sara heard this, she sensed something was wrong. It seemed like he

be afraid, Sara. Just tell me what exactly he

I was..." She thought of what to say, but she couldn't bring herself to admit that she'd been

Seeing her hesitation, Andrew

embarrassing for her to admit, yet he had still asked her. No wonder she seemed to walk strangely, as if her backside were

it all made sense

Sara. I'll

heart raced as her fear intensified while listening to

were nowhere to be seen, as if the rug