Medical Genius's Unspeakable Marriage

Chapter 1157 I’m Not Fond of Jokes

Matthew’s expression turned frosty at the long-haired young man’s words.

At the sight of the man’s frosty expression, the long-haired young man instantly shuddered with fright, and he hurriedly explained what had happened. As it turned out, he didn’t know Ed was still alive until he suddenly received a photo of him. After that, a stranger contacted him, saying that they would help him get Ed over and telling him to send his men to Eastshire to pick Ed up. Fearing that the matter with Ed might get exposed, the long-haired young man tentatively sent several men to Eastshire as told. To his surprise, the person actually had Ed tied up and handed over to him.

Upon speaking of this, the long-haired young man spat right away and said angrily, “F*ck! At the time, I was wondering who that person was and why he would help me in secret. Now that I think about it, that son of a b*tch was luring me into a trap!”

The long-haired young man shook his head. “Bro, I already had someone check out his phone number. That number’s registered under the name of a dead man, so we couldn’t find anything useful!”

Matthew was rendered speechless. So the lead is exhausted again. Just who the hell is this backstage manipulator? Why is he so well-hidden?

door, followed by a deep male voice. “F*ck, what the hell’s

man hurriedly shouted, “Robbie! Save us, Robbie! Someone came to make

Who the hell has the nerve to

here, you’re gonna be dead! If

at Matthew smugly while spewing a torrent of profanities. Even the dozen young ladies who had huddled up in the

grabbed the long-haired young man’s throat, suspending him

so frightened that he peed in his pants right away. Only then did he suddenly recall that his life was still in Matthew’s hands. He immediately pleaded, “I-I was joking, bro. Please

“I’m not fond of jokes!” Then, he released

the long-haired young man fell from the 20th floor. All everyone heard was the young man’s blood-curdling scream. Then,

especially the ladies, who immediately huddled up in the corner, not daring to yell