The Great Medical Saint (Matthew)

Chapter 430

Matthew went in behind Renae, feeling even more puzzled. Donna seemed pretty nice, so why was Renae so scared of her? Matthew entered the house after Renae and greeted Renae's mother and brother upon seeing them.

Donna sliced up some watermelon and asked Renae, "Who's this? Why don't you introduce him?"

Renae smiled and explained, "He's Marcus' friend. Marcus borrowed the medical literature from him, so he's here to get it back."

Donna's worry went away, and she became even more hospitable toward Matthew. "Since you're here, that makes you our guest. Have some watermelon."

Sandra Cox, Renae's mother, looked troubled. She was hesitant to speak and kept holding back her words. Meanwhile, Stephen Brown, Renae's older brother, just stayed silent at the side as he smoked. Matthew took the watermelon and ate quietly.

Sandra sighed and finally opened up. "Marcus has passed away for three years, Renae. Since you're still so young, it's time to move on."

Renae furrowed her brows. "How many times do I have to say it, Mom? I'm not thinking about marriage anytime soon."

in with a smile. "Keep an open mind, Reane. If someone great comes

someone who's into politics and comes from a rich family. He owns a real estate company. Guess what? They have five cars and two villas. I heard even their dog eats beef every meal. "If you marry into that family, you'd be living a

"I already said I'm not

any better, Mom. You need to step in and talk some sense into her."

and we just want what's best for you. "You can't back out on

arrange a meetup already? Renae stood upz and snapped, "You didn't give me a heads-up! Who are you to set up a meeting?

He didn't expect things

Donna had crossed the line. Even though she was Renae's sister-in-law, it wasn't her place to decide who

for Renae. But she just knitted her brows together and swallowed her

upset. "Then I'll

he gets here, what am I going to say? "We've already taken his wedding gift. Don't just

words almost made

"You want me to look out for you all, but did you really think about it in my shoes?