Medical Genius's Unspeakable Marriage

Angrily, Sasha cried, “How dare you say anything about me? You guys are the ones who’ve refused to solve your own problems; are you proud of the fact that you guys lied to someone just so they’d be your scapegoat? Furthermore, Matthew is my husband and we’re married. As a married couple, we share our money as well as our debts. His debts are my debts, so there’s nothing wrong with me paying for his debts, right?”

“What kind of money do you have? Do you think all the funds and properties of Cunningham Pharmaceuticals belong to you? It belongs to the Cunningham Family! You have no right to manage any of those funds!” James shouted back at her.

To this, Sasha said, “Dad, I hope you understand that the Cunningham Pharmaceuticals has nothing to do with the Cunningham Family. Do I have to remind you that Stanley previously transferred the Cunningham Pharmaceuticals’ shares to me, and not the Cunningham Family? Whichever way I handle Cunningham Pharmaceuticals’ funds has nothing to do with the Cunningham Family!”

This left James tongue-tied for a moment before he hissed, “Y-You’re my daughter. You wouldn’t exist today if it weren’t for me, so nothing in this house actually belongs to you! I am the head of the family; you have to give me these shares now that I’m asking for it!”

With his entire body trembling, James lifted his hand up and smacked Sasha right on her cheek. “How dare you talk back at me?!”

over and grabbed onto James’s hand before shoving him away. This triggered Helen as she cried, “What

lost it, huh, Matthew? That man is your father-in-law;

as he bellowed, “Matthew, do you have a death wish? If you dare lay another finger on my

Dad. However, I hope that you can also respect us. Sasha’s a woman now; she’s no longer a child. I hope you can talk things out—whatever the issue may be—without

you think you are, Matthew? You’re nothing but a weak man who depends on his wife; who are you to even tell me what to

that doesn’t mean that you can get violent with Sasha. I can tolerate everything else, including this whole incident with the construction company, but I

point. He was about to continue his argument when Helen quietly held onto him. “Matthew, are you saying that you aren’t against the whole issue with the construction