Medical Genius's Unspeakable Marriage

Chapter 1297 

Matthew didn't like how ruthless the waiter was, so he stood up and twisted the waiter's arm to almost dislocate it.

Screaming in pain, the waiter pleaded, "It hurts! Let me go, let me go!"

Despite the scream, Matthew continued to twist his arm.

"So you can understand pain.Why did you do the same to that little girl, then?"

Understanding his motive, the waiter was afraid.He answered in a trembling voice, "What does this have to do with you? This is a restaurant.She keeps coming here and disturbing the customers.So I...Ihave to drive her out."

Upon hearing that, Matthew said coldly, "You can show her the way out, but not with violence! She's just a child, and you're bullying her as an adult.Aren't you ashamed?"

The waiter couldn't think of a response, so he awkwardly pleaded, "S- Sir, it's my fault.Please let me go; my arm is about to snap.."

Finally, Matthew lost interest in the waiter, so he pushed him aside.

The waiter stood aside madly, but he didn't dare to hurt Matthew.

The little girl had tears in her eyes.

Afraid of the waiter, she covered her ears with her hands and timidly looked at him.She feared that the waiter would hit her again.

and softly said, "Everything is alright.Don't be afraid.Tell me, why aren't you studying in school, but selling flowers here

lowered her head

wondered what really happened for her to have

Perhaps you are hungry? Want something

questions, but the little girl kept her head down

when Matthew was about to give up, the little girl raised her head and whispered, "Mister, d-do you want a flower?

sighed and took the

all of

girl widened her eyes and looked at Matthew in

she had never met such a generous man before! Then, Matthew took out a few hundred for the little

it's sold

girl

counting the money,

this is way too much.I-I will give

hand and said, "No.Keep

extra few hundred to Matthew.Then, she took out all the

was speechless; he couldn't decide whether this child was calculative or

little girl had finished

much,

patted the little