Medical Genius's Unspeakable Marriage

Elaine also noticed Matthew at this time. She froze for a moment, and then sneered, “Oh, isn’t this Matthew? What are you doing here? Are you working as a valet?”

Next to Elaine was a man with a tattoo sleeve. He seemed about forty years old, and he had a shaved head. He wore a chunky gold chain, a big gold watch, and black sunglasses. He seemed like a thug at first glance. The man’s name was Logan, nicknamed Mr. Logan.

Back in Matthew’s schooling days, Logan would lurk around the school and blackmail the students. At that time, he claimed to be the boss in that area, who had relations with many of the female students. Elaine dated him when she was still studying. At that time, she relied on Logan’s reputation to swagger before others in school.

After Matthew helped his classmate pass the love letter to Elaine, Logan’s lackeys even came to teach Matthew a lesson. If it hadn’t been for Julian Davis, Matthew’s friend, Matthew would have been injured to the point where he wouldn’t be able to attend school. To his surprise, Logan had become rich after so many years. He was even driving a BMW.

“Who is he?” Logan glanced at Matthew with an arrogant expression.

“He’s the trash I told you about. He had a crush on me back when we were still in school.” Elaine proudly said, “He wrote a love letter to me, but he didn’t have the guts to put his name on it. Then, he even refused to admit that he was the one who wrote the letter. Plus, he kept peeking at me all day. How I wish to gouge his eyes out.”

frowned, for he had never peeked at Elaine.

know how much money she spends on clothes and cosmetic products every month? Our expenses at the bar for one night exceeds your salary for one year. Yet, a useless pauper like you is thinking of dating her. You’re unworthy of her.” After Logan cursed at Matthew, his hands were still on Elaine’s waist as he smiled. “Forget it, Elaine. Let’s not

had a smug look on her face. “Matthew,

that, Matthew, who was scolded for no good reason, was infuriated. He looked up and realized that

was a very high-end place in Eastcliff. A meal there would cost two to three thousand per capita. He had never entered this diner previously, but at this juncture, he was truly angered. He thought about the card that Joseph gave him

not like he was short of money anyway. He walked over with his head high, but

The security

like to

people who are shabbily dressed are not allowed to

I shabbily dressed?” Matthew was annoyed; it