The Great Medical Saint (Matthew)

Chapter 896

Jerome immediately pulled out his phone. "I'll make the call now. They'll be dealt with right away."

As he spoke, he dialed a number and called the disciplinary department.

Javier, now trembling with fear, crawled over to Jerome and clutched his legs, pleading desperately, "Please! Don't make the call, Mr. Murray. Out of consideration for Sarah, have mercy on us."

Jerome's expression darkened, his voice laced with warning. "The relationship you're talking about is purely professional. Don't you dare twist it into something else."

Javier looked up at Jerome, begging, "Please, give us a way out."

Jerome had encountered foolish people before, but Javier had set a new standard for stupidity. "Why are you begging me? You've offended him, not me. Beg him if you want to live."

It took Javier a moment to realize what Jerome meant-everything depended on Matthew's decision. Realizing this, Javier turned and crawled toward Matthew again, kneeling before him. "Please, have-"

Before he could finish, Matthew's leg lashed out like a whip, striking Javier square in the face.

With a loud thud, Javier's body stiffened before he crumpled to the ground, unconscious.

saw Javier sprawled out on the ground and couldn't

Matthew's help, his sheer audacity and disregard for consequences left

his call and asked, "How long until

for a moment before replying. "Should be

someone apply for a medical license. Did they

anything. I just wanted to inquire about

I see. I assume your friend is applying for a medical license for traditional medicine practitioners? If they've apprenticed with a mentor for three years and can demonstrate O independent diagnostic skills, that qualifies as a recognized lineage in traditional

"His mentor passed away years ago. How

brows furrowed. "Could you tell me more

"My friend's

Carling lit up recognition in Jerome's eyes. "I know

years back, he took the exam and scored just one point. After that, he

licensing requirement was first implemented, the only way to qualify

iel

like him, who had never studied formal clinical methods

sighed and continued, "Thankfully, the rules have relaxed since then. Now,

medicine practitioners who havenet