Medical Genius's Unspeakable Marriage

Laura scooted over to where Wendy stood as she whispered, “I’m sorry, Wendy. I-I shouldn’t have stopped you from getting married to Ed. I’m here to apologize. Ed, you… you aren’t angry at me, are you?”

Ed lowered his head without saying anything. Wendy, on the other hand, wore a crossed expression on her face as she said, “You don’t have to apologize to me. I’ll never forgive you for what you’ve done!”

This got Laura anxious as she quickly replied, “H-How could you be so heartless, Wendy? I’m your elder sister!”

“Oh, so you know that you’re my elder sister? Yet you forced me to marry some dumba*s just for the sake of your own benefits! Have you ever treated me as your own younger sister?” Wendy cried angrily. She then turned to look at Brandon as she continued shouting, “Didn’t you wish for me to die?

Brandon and the rest were about to go after her, but they were stopped by the men around them. Max stood beside them as he pointed at Brandon and said, “I want you gone now, you old b*stard. I’ll be working with Ed from today onward, and I’ll make sure to break all your legs if you ever appear in front of him again! Throw them out of the place!” With a wave of his hand, Max’s men immediately dragged Brandon and the rest out of the hotel. Max himself then hurried after Ed.

one of the first batches of people to have arrived at Ed’s

resulting in their tight-knit bond, where he would talk to even Ed’s distant relatives as if they were his own. Furthermore, Matthew also took note of how

bigshots like Matthew and Julian. Although Max was a local bully, his family background was average; they probably only had about

stick around people like Matthew and Julian, he might be able to find a chance to achieve greater success like Tiger did! He therefore treated Ed like his own boss now, and was extremely respectful toward

out. Ed and Wendy were exhausted from the long day,

a few dishes for the newly-wedded couple—they had been busy greeting and drinking with everyone

delicious meal they had ever eaten in their lives. Max stood beside them as he reported the incidents of the day. “Ed, I calculated the sum of all the wedding offerings we received today; it’s a total of 18.73