The Great Medical Saint (Matthew)

Chapter 746

Tracy carefully leaned against the door crack and gave her full concentration

when eavesdropping on Rachel and Matthew's conversation. She was waiting for Rachel to bring up the topic of their breakup to Matthew.

But... it seemed to have gotten quiet all of a sudden, and neither of them were talking. Was Rachel trying to gather her courage to spit out the harsh words in Matthew's face? Well, it was possible because Rachel was too soft-spoken.

With that thought in mind, Tracy waited a little more, and she even pressed her ear harder against the crack of the door.

All of a sudden, Tracy raised her brow as she wondered what went on inside. There were rustling sounds of wet friction between clothing.

Just then, there came a whining sob from the office, and Tracy revealed a hint of glee. It seemed like Matthew was starting to cry.

But Tracy froze for a little afterward, realizing that the cry might have been from Rachel instead. Did she really need to cry like that? It seemed a little too dramatic to cry over breaking up with a pervert.

came from the office. "Darling... Good...

of their sockets. It was at this moment that Tracy

wanted to break up with Matthew in the first place and that she was only saying that to placate her feelings. It felt as if someone

that she could barely breathe, and tears began to stream down her face when her vision blurred out. She then returned to her office in

how she and Rachel had learned to draw, took music classes, ate cake, and reared a cat together. Every moment had been crafted perfectly, but now, Rachel

it come to

hour later that she finally calmed down. Tracy felt the need to question Rachel about it directly, so she got

at Rachel's office, Tracy knocked on the door with complicated feelings. She then waited for a response, but when none came, she pushed the door open

to be seen. Tracy stood at the door for a moment before she finally

what kinda excuse you're gonna come up with, Rachel. I'll be waiting

Though they were placed third, there were still tons of people who longed to get

walked toward Greenhill Hospital, and Rachel pointed to the medical office building behind the hospital, saying, "We're