The Great Medical Saint (Matthew)

Chapter 742

Thomas became furious when he heard how Caleb spoke. "But she lost 28 times consecutively! She used to win most of the time when she played, you know? It'd be weirder if she didn't cry about it.

"Couldn't you have gone easy on her since she's so much older than you?"

But Caleb shrugged in return, saying, "There is no room for family ties when you're gambling, and even my own mother wouldn't stand a chance-let alone an

old lady!"

Thomas was so mad that his face flushed red. He wanted to say something but decided against it. Then, he turned to Matthew and said, "There's nothing else for me to say then, Matthew. I'll take my leave first."

Matthew followed him out and said, "I'm so sorry for that. I never thought things would turn out like this. Comfort your grandmother-I'll have a word or two with my colleague for being inconsiderate."

At that, Thomas waved his hand. "Alright, alright. I'll leave first."

Matthew waved back to bid him goodbye before returning to the yard, staring at Caleb speechlessly. He didn't think that Caleb would go so hard on an old lady after he forbade him from playing it big.

Matthew kept staring at him, Caleb

had always been careful and meticulous whenever he worked for Matthew because he was

hang around him,

would always avoid his stern-looking superiors when he first started

"There's nothing wrong

Caleb let out a long sigh of relief, feeling his body relax as

hadn't only decided to join Matthew because of his gratitude toward him, but it was also because he didn't have much of

used. Because of this, he was afraid that there would be someone else who set their sights on him and would

the end, he chose Matthew, who possessed the most ruthless skills

he was afraid that Matthew would set all kinds of rules for him, he

playfully swiped her cheeks as she called out to Caleb in a childish voice, "Shame on you.

pick on

then stuck out her tongue and made a face at

a row, Matthew stayed at home

home. On the third day, Caleb lost to the stubborn old men who