Medical Genius's Unspeakable Marriage

Chapter 1317 

Inside Billy's manor in Eastcliff, Stanley stood before Billy and narrated with a grave expression how Matthew turned Eastshire upside down and audaciously killed Oliver Fisher, leading Billy to guffaw.

"The boy's chivalrous! As expected of the son of the King of Northern Territory.He sure hasn't disgraced Shane's name! I knew I was right to leave Eastcliff in his hands!" Billy beamed.

Stanley, on the contrary, was troubled.

"It is indeed delightful that Matthew had done so, Master Newman, but that way, the Ten Greatest Families of Eastshire will have a reason to kill him! I got word that nearly all the fighters of the Ten Greatest Families of Eastshire are on the move.They're planning to kill Matthew before he can reach Eastcliff! Master Newman, they've sent an army.Matthew...Matthew probably won't be able to make it."

Billy smiled in response.

"Worry not.They won't be able to kill Matthew so easily! Send our men to keep a close eye on the Ten Greatest Families.I want to know what they're doing at all times.Also, fuel up my plane.Hmph! Time to play with those gaffers!"

Overjoyed, Stanley asked, "Does this mean you're stepping in, Master Newman?"

"That's the plan’ Billy said with a smile.”

"But, not yet.First, I want to see how far he can reach when he has the Ten Greatest Families on his tail! I hope he won't disappoint me!"

the direction of Eastshire as

filled with

a remote

and even disguised his appearance to rush back

of Eastshire would

a no-go, not even a car.He would be tracked

safest bet was to

fact, it was just as Matthew

of Eastshire still hadn't

ease, even though the Ten Greatest Families had

to only traverse on lanes like this one that didn't

for the Ten

motorcycle also had its shortcomings—it

had been riding an entire night, yet he still hadn't reached the borders of

dawn came, Matthew arrived in a small town, and he looked for a breakfast

a quick breakfast, he continued his

this small town, he discovered a few cars parked horizontally

barricade, sealing the road off so that the people who were passing could