The Great Medical Saint (Matthew) novel Chapter 295

Matthew said, "Get out of here!"

Seeing Tessa arrive, Lorraine quickly hid behind Matthew. She peeked out from behind him, her face barely visible, watching Tessa. It was as if she were afraid of being carried away.

Tessa's expression revealed her the bitterness she felt. Back then, when she had wanted a divorce, she had belittled Matthew.

She had once thought of herself as someone special. Now, she felt like a total failure, being chased out as soon as she arrived.

She could only force a smile and pretend she hadn't heard. "Matthew, please help me," she pleaded. "I'm deeply in debt, and now they're coming after me. I'm at my wit's end."

Matthew replied coldly, "You took the company from me. Now you're in trouble, why should I care?"

Tessa's face fell. What he said was true, but she was genuinely at her wits' end. "For old times' sake, please help me," she pleaded.

Matthew snorted coldly and said, "For old times' sake, I'd like to give you a couple of slaps."

Tessa looked at Matthew with tears welling in her eyes. "If you want to slap me, then go ahead. I'd like to slap myself a few times, too," she said.

Matthew waved his hand and said, "Enough with the sob story. Just leave before I have to throw you out."

Tessa forced a smile she thought was her best and said, "Matthew, even though you're wealthy, the Carters are even richer. Your tens of billions are nothing compared to them.

"If you marry Rachel, you'll always be seen as inferior and constantly belittled. But if we remarry, you'd be the pillar of our family, the head of the household. Everything would be up to you. Let's remarry."

Matthew replied coldly, "Stop dreaming. I don't look back. Besides, my situation with the Carters isn't as bad as you think."

His decision to leave Wealthwave Group had already signaled the end of his relationship with Rachel.

After clearing her throat, she finally said, "Matthew, I know I was wrong. Please don't be angry with me. I came to apologize."

Tessa was stunned as she watched Rachel apologize.

This was the same aloof president, Rachel, whom people had to wait in line just to meet. Yet, here she was apologizing to Matthew.

It turned out that Matthew wasn't lying. His status was indeed very high.

Tessa felt even more despair. Rachel was beautiful, had a great figure, and was young, yet she still acted this way toward Matthew. Now Tessa had no hope left for remarriage.

Matthew pointed at Tessa and said, "You. Get out. Don't ever come back to my place."

Then, he turned to Rachel and added, "And you, get out too! I can't stand sanctimonious hypocrites!"