Medical Genius's Unspeakable Marriage

Chapter 1035 I Want You to Wish You Were Dead

Minerva’s expression changed the moment she heard what Matthew said. “Matthew! S-Stop talking nonsense!” She knew that Franklin would destroy her if Matthew’s words ever got to Franklin. Sure, Matthew meant it when he said he wouldn’t kill me, but things would be worse if Franklin thinks that I told Matthew the truth! Franklin doesn’t care if I’m Sasha’s relative! I’d die a horrible death if Franklin were the one to end my life!

Matthew chuckled. “It’s about time you pay for the things you’ve done, Minerva! I’m not going to kill you, but I’m going to make you wish you were dead! Let her go, Tiger!”

“Sure!” Tiger laughed heartily. “Hurry up and let her go, guys. Send her out and make sure you guys are polite to her, okay?” The rest of the men laughed along as they untied her and walked her out.

Tiger froze. “Why do we need to do that, Matthew?”

other man. “Did you think I was talking to her because I had nothing better to do? I said all those things with one purpose in mind—I wanted to scare her so that she would go to Franklin. Of course, she might not personally be close to Franklin, but there must be a middle-man

this!” He sent some men to handle this matter. Meanwhile, Matthew no longer stayed around—he headed downstairs and drove off. He arrived at a hotel just 15 minutes later, and he took an elevator from the basement car park right up to the top

him the moment he stepped out of the elevator. The young man took a step back when he saw that Matthew had arrived. “The boss has been waiting for a long while. He’s on the balcony,” the young

the room. The top floor of the building was a huge suite that went beyond 2,000 square feet. The place was one of the Lach Family’s business projects, and only the main members of the family were allowed

caught sight of two men in the distance when he first stepped out onto the balcony. The night breeze

invited Felix over to his place about two hours earlier. As Matthew walked over, Wilson

honest and reliable farmer—the way he dressed was rather old-fashioned. However, sparks danced in his eyes as he stared at