Medical Genius's Unspeakable Marriage novel Chapter 511

A Volkswagen Passat had stopped in front of Eddie’s residence. Just then, a young man dressed in baggy clothing stepped out of the car.

He had a mohawk and tattoos on his neck.

Holding a bag, he took each step with a swagger like a thug.

For a brief moment, the young man glanced at Matthew before spitting on the ground in disdain and sauntered into Ed’s residence.

Dismissing it, Matthew trailed behind him.

In their front yard, it was rather lively. There were a dozen people decorating and setting up the place for the wedding.

As soon as the young man walked in, he yelled, “Come on, Ed. This decoration is too shabby. This wedding has to look extravagant and this is just unpresentable! Are those artificial flowers? Don’t you think you should at least get some real ones? Also, did you make this paper decoration yourself? It’s horrible!”

Comments after comments, the young man was announcing his criticism to the entire town.

At once, everyone at the scene turned to look in his direction. Not only that, even Ed and his parents came out of the house.

“Dennis, you finally came. Come on in,” Ed’s mother breathlessly uttered as she mustered a smile.

Waving his hand, the young man rejected the invitation. “It’s alright, I’m good here.”

“Aunt, don’t take this to heart, but the smell of medicine is too strong in there. I can’t stand it.”

“We’ll be heading out to church at eight o’clock in the morning, right? I’ll come over at seven-fifty.”

Immediately, Ed’s mother asked, “Dennis, can’t you arrive earlier? We still need to decorate the bridal car, and we won’t have enough time if you’re late.”

Irritated, the young man grumbled, “How troublesome. I won’t be able to get up so early. How about we delay it a little? Let’s leave at eight-thirty.”

Helplessly, Ed’s mother said, “We’ve already agreed on eight o’clock. Dennis, please help Ed out and come earlier.”

The young man was irritated, but finally, he waved his hand. “Fine, fine. I’ll just sacrifice my sleep and come at seven-thirty. Are you happy now?”