Medical Genius's Unspeakable Marriage

Sitting on the chair, Sasha pretended as if she didn’t hear what Helen said.

After jabbering for a long time, Helen started to feel angry since Sasha seemed unmoved.

“Sasha, didn’t you hear what I said? Aren’t you concerned about your dad’s health? Do you remember how he took care of you when you were young?

He brought you everywhere he went. If he hadn’t worked so hard to pay for your tuition fee, his health would not be in such poor condition.

You’re now the president of the company, who sleeps on a bed that costs a few million. What about your dad? Not a day has passed for him without suffering back pains. Even so, he feels too embarrassed to tell you about it. Don’t you feel guilty?” Helen scolded Sasha angrily.

Demi sneered, “Mom, what’s the point of telling her that?Sasha is no longer on our side. She only cares about her husband, not you or dad. Mom, when I become rich, I’ll buy a nice bed for dad. Even if I have to be stingy with myself, I won’t let you and dad suffer!”

see why he loves you so

that sounded like it came straight out of a drama, Sasha

rebut them because she would be deemed as

for Dad since he has a backache. Actually, I’ve instructed someone to change the mattress on the bed downstairs to one that will be

know? With your dad’s current health condition and his severe back problem, where he has a herniated intervertebral disc, he needs to sleep on

this bed away?

Matthew was rendered speechless.

help but explain, “Mom, Matthew was merely analysing it from a medical perspective. He’s just

medical perspective? How hilarious! He should know his own academic background better. Matthew, do you think that you were promoted to the position of department director

you forgotten that I helped you by spending our money to buy gifts for others? If we hadn’t helped you, you would still be working as a janitor in the hospital! Who are you to give medical advice? I know much more

waved her hand and said, “Alright, alright. We should’ve kept our mouth shut. Matthew,