Medical Genius's Unspeakable Marriage

“I’m truly not, Mom,” Sasha protested anxiously. “It’s a huge threat to road safety when he’s driving without a license—at that speed, no less! If he gets arrested, he might even have to go to jail!”

Upon hearing that, Helen froze for a moment before she stammered, “I-I didn’t realize it was so serious.”

“What did you think?” Sasha snapped. “Have you seen how carelessly he drives? His life could very well be in danger if he got into an accident!”

Scratching her head perplexedly, Helen finally conceded, “Alright; I’ll call your aunt.” And so, she pulled out her cell phone as she walked over to the couch, making a call to her sister. After chatting idly for ages, she finally got to the point, only to have Chloe tell her, “It’s not a big deal. Tate is a pretty good biker and he often went out biking while we were abroad. Don’t worry about it. He’ll be fine.”

With a laugh, Chloe replied, “It’s not as serious as that! Kids just like to play. He never ran into any trouble while abroad despite their stricter laws there, and he hasn’t run into any trouble here even after having biked for so long. It’ll be fine.”

It was only then that Helen breathed out a sigh of relief. “Alright, then.”

After she hung up the phone, Sasha cried out indignantly, “That’s it, Mom? It’s fine simply because Aunt Chloe says so?”

more than we do.

I’ve said my piece so I don’t care if anything happens to him—and don’t you come asking for my help,

she stormed

her, “How can you say that? He’s your cousin and you can’t treat him like that! Don’t forget how your

Truly, she was fed up with listening to her mother go on and on. Over the past few days, she had heard it so

face, he

she sighed. “They dote on him too much. If they keep going on

to anyone. I imagine they won’t

issue, that loss could potentially be the loss of

are you going to do about it?” He shrugged. “If his parents say it’s fine, what could you say that

knew that Matthew was right and she grumbled to herself, If my aunt and uncle don’t even care, what can I