The Great Medical Saint (Matthew)

Chapter 351

Several more slaps resounded through the air. Matthew slapped Florian dozens of times consecutively.

Florian was beaten up so badly that blood flowed from his lips and his nose. His vision turned black. He wanted to prop himself up with a chair, but he fell to the floor with a thud.

After a long while, he began climbing back up. He wiped the blood off his face, looking at Matthew. "Do you... do you really not care about what happens to you next?"

Matthew delivered a powerful kick squarely on Florian's face.

Florian covered his face, writhing on the floor in pain before standing back up with much difficulty. "Just... just you wait. I'll never forgive you. I'll call someone, and they'll wreak havoc on you!" Matthew bent over and picked up a stool, walking toward him. "Alright. Go to hell!"

Florian backed away quickly, retreating into a corner. Matthew kept on advancing, exuding a deadly air. That was when Florian realized that Matthew was serious about killing him.

He shivered in fright and threw himself on the floor. "Don't kill me, please. I was wrong."

"So you know you're wrong?" Matthew said coldly. "You're just a fucking admin. How dare you stop me from going into my own office? I should just let you die!"

Florian slammed his head against the floor as a sign of his repentance. "I was wrong. I shouldn't have stopped you. This is how sincere I am. Please, don't kill me. I'll never do it again. Please, have mercy on me!" Matthew's pupils constricted. He held up the stool and rammed it down on Florian.

in pain. "Oh! It hurts... my arm! Please, don't kill me. I'll make you the entry pass right

broken stool in his

with great difficulty. He couldn't feel his right arm. He opened the drawer with his left hand and took out

his left hand. He broke out

spotted Troy standing at the door. He yelled, "Come here and do it.

he heard that, he hurried over and made the entry

I will send someone to your office to settle the

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of the agony he was in or the harsh words Matthew had hurled at him. Either way, he didn't dare to retort. He nodded furiously. "You're right. You're absolutely right. I'm

him. He took the pass and

went to the sixth floor and turned on the lights. He looked around the familiar

the

old office was still

just labeled as the

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three conjoined offices. It