The Great Medical Saint (Matthew)

Chapter 754

Anson whipped out his phone and called his subordinate. "The target's about to show up, Roan. Is everything ready?"

On the 12th floor, a man was playing a game on his phone. He had long hair and was wearing a brown short-sleeve shirt.

Seeing that Anson was calling, he quickly muted the game and picked up the call. "It's all ready, Mr. Fuller."

Anson was all about having everything under control. Fearing even the slightest slip-ups, he asked, "How much gasoline did we prepare in the hallway?"

Roan Stoddard replied right away, "Ten gallons of gasoline spread across 20 cans."

Anson continued to ask, "How about each room?"

Roan said without hesitation, "There are five cans in each room on the 12th floor. That's plenty to catch the entire floor on fire. With a single spark, it'll burn up to the 15th floor quickly. No one above the 12th floor will make it out alive."

Anson frowned and didn't say anything. He felt like they hadn't prepared enough and feared that the fire would take too long to spread, giving Matthew a chance to slip away. "Don't you think we need more gasoline?"

in Anson's mind, but he believed there was nothing to worry about. With so much gasoline, the fire would grow to be massive in

what Anson wanted. "We still have ten cans of gasoline in the truck. If you feel

target is almost here. Why didn't you bring those ten cans up earlier? You

Roan quickly explained, "I thought we had enough

take things more seriously next time. What about the video call setup in the president's office on the 15th floor? I have to have a few words

Matthew ran so deep that he wanted

to witnessing Matthew's agony and screams right before he died. That was the only way Anson would feel the

"We're all set, and I

the office, and there are no blind spots. You'll get to watch a live feed of Matthew getting burned alive from

nodded. "You've done

praising Roan, Anson ended the phone call and opened the app. The screen displayed six

walked up to Lyndon. "Take a look at this,

at the phone and beamed with satisfaction. "Not

ringing. It was a call from a security guard at the booth, and he picked it up without hesitation.

I just raised the barrier