Medical Genius's Unspeakable Marriage

Chapter 863 Minerva’s Scheme

It was 7.00PM, and Minerva was happily wrapped up in Peter’s arms as they sat in a private room in one of the nightclubs in Eastcliff. Suddenly, the door to the room swung open, and three men entered.

Upon closer look, the men happened to be the same trio whom Minerva had brought along to the Grand Garden before this. They had taken a liking to Sasha back then and wanted to get her drunk, but Matthew stopped that from happening. By the end of the night, the three men hadn’t been able to keep up with Matthew’s drinking, and they threw up so badly that they were hospitalized.

They had only just been discharged in the past two days, but they still looked weak and unsteady on their feet as one of them asked, “Minerva, why did you ask to see us so early in the evening?”

The three men exchanged a meaningful glance and grimaced. The man who spoke first hissed through gritted teeth, “Of course, we’d want revenge! But none of us could keep up with that bast*rd when it comes to drinking!”

Sasha’s private room, making it look like I’m trying to introduce her to them. Sasha is a b*tch and a goody-two-shoes, so she wouldn’t graciously receive them at all. When she offends them, we can seize the opportunity to blow things out of proportion.” A cold smirk played on her lips as she continued, “By the end of it all, the few young masters would help us

against Matthew ever since he got them drunk to the point of throwing

for them to put their revenge into action, they were more than willing to see it through the end. William was excited as he said, “We’ll go along with your plan, Minerva. I recently made friends with a young master from one of

slowly and said with finality, “Very well, then. Let’s get this whole

lips curled up insidiously. She had spent a good amount of time tweaking her plan to perfection, but Sasha rarely ever came by the nightclub, and Minerva had waited for

not show his face on occasions that involved those from the upper-crust society. “Honey, I’m afraid I have to go; I have a

tried to persuade him to stay. “I was going to introduce you to a couple of those

hasty apology and made as if his line of work was