The Great Medical Saint (Matthew)

Chapter 828

When Darius made his demands, Tony knitted his brows together as he sat nearby.

Tony thought Darius was the grateful one since he came back to take care of Jay's funeral. But to his surprise, Darius was the first to ask for a share of Jay's inheritance.

He had been feeling dejected, and now, his heart was completely shut off. He was utterly disappointed in Benson, Marilyn, and Darius.

Looking back to Darius' birth, Tony recalled Jay's excitement about picking a name. Even though it was just a name, it had taken Jay a month to settle on one.

Jay spent that first month calling Darius "Baby". Even after Darius grew up, he kept calling Darius that like a nickname, but...

As Tony thought about it, he felt a pang of sorrow and thought to himself, "You saw Darius as your baby, but all he sees is the inheritance, Jay."

Then, there was Benson, Jay's first child. Back then, Jay was so thrilled that he stayed up all night coming up with the name-Benson.

would be blessed with greatness. But at that time, Tony teased Jay that the name sounded like a retired

have a daughter. He was so gentle with her, worried that she was too delicate and

He never expected Jay, who spent his life working hard to raise the three kids, to end up

Tony. He had already given up on the three of them, so nothing they did would surprise him anymore. If it

Matthew knew it was in the villa. But now, with Tony heartbroken and the three ungrateful Carlings acting

Benson fixed his cold gaze on Darius. "What makes you think you can inherit Vital Restorative Remedies? I'm the firstborn of the Carling

the oldest among all of us? Dad had three kids, and

the family, I was Dad's favorite. Whenever I asked for something, he never turned me down. If Dad were still with us, he'd definitely hand me Vital Restorative

book? Keep dreaming. Only a man gets to have the book. It's either me or Darius, so you don't get to have the

conversation escalated into an argument.

the argument got so heated that their faces flushed with

seemed to have forgotten about the