Medical Genius's Unspeakable Marriage

Even after various attempts, Matthew was not successful. It seemed like the several pots he had prepared weren’t suitable. As such, he felt somewhat resigned. Although he had all the required herbs, there was nothing he could do as he had yet to find suitable tools to make the medicine.

He started recalling how his ancestors used to make medicine and remembered that there was a special cauldron they used which could withstand extremely high temperatures. The cauldron was the best tool for medicine making because the rate at which it was heated up could be regulated.

However, nobody had the skills to make such a cauldron now. In his opinion, that cauldron was a must if he wanted to succeed but it would be an arduous task trying to get one!

After some contemplation, he called Mr. Harrison and asked him for a favor to keep tabs on any clues about the cauldron. After all, Mr. Harrison had been a medical practitioner for decades and he had vast connections.

When he reached the hospital the next morning, he saw James and Helen standing outside his office door. No one knew how long they had been waiting for him. The moment they spotted him, they immediately walked over with mocking smiles.

Here you go; I bought you some porridge and buns on my way here. Why didn’t you come back

outside since the house is big enough for all of us,” Helen said with a wide grin on her

asking

and suggested, “Matthew, I really think you should pay Stanley a visit. Think about this—shouldn’t he be thankful because of the billions of profit that you got him? Forking out several hundred million is

a new car; a Porsche would be nice. It

fact, James and I have been thinking of getting some branded clothes for you but we simply can’t afford it. Though… with the several hundred million

Matthew was amused by how nicely Helen put it. Are you sure you want to get a new house, new car and new clothes for me? Come on, I know you’re the ones who want it. Are you sure that you guys

never even worn a pair of new socks throughout the three years I stayed with the both of you. You might