The Great Medical Saint (Matthew) novel Chapter 388

Rachel's face flushed with anger. Her fingers trembled as she pointed at Matthew.

She had sacrificed an entire year of her precious three-year timeline to help him. Every moment was critical, and now her plans were in jeopardy because Matthew had recklessly gone after Isaac.

She was devastated. The year she had given up seemed wasted, and her entire strategy was at risk of falling apart.

Her frustration peaked, and she shouted, "Matthew, are you trying to drive me crazy?

"Isaac is loaded and influential with a reputation not to be messed with. You're deliberately putting yourself in danger. I can't save you anymore!"

Matthew looked at her in bewilderment. "Save me? Besides, I never saw you come to my rescue. All I remember is the cold, indifferent way you acted when we broke up."

After what happened with Tessa, he had completely lost faith in women. He wanted to find someone to build a family for Lorraine's sake.

When he had found a sliver of hope, Rachel had wanted to break up. Now, he was utterly disillusioned with women. His tone was cold and laced with a hint of sarcasm.

Rachel snorted and realized her slip of the tongue in the heat of the moment. After hearing Matthew's words, she retorted, "I... I'm only doing this for Lorraine's sake. I don't want her to be an orphan because of your recklessness.

"But you insist on putting yourself in danger. I'm warning you for the last time. For Lorraine's sake, please stay away from Isaac.

"Don't bring trouble upon yourself. I've said what I needed to say. So, it's up to you whether or not you want to listen." With that, she turned and walked away.

Matthew scoffed. "Isaac is the one looking for trouble. I don't care about his background. If he messes with me, I'll take him down."

He didn't get to finish his sentence before Rachel disappeared into the distance. An inexplicable sense of loss tugged at him, and it left him with a lingering feeling of regret.

Rachel was nothing like Tessa. While Tessa had been indifferent to Lorraine, Rachel showed genuine care.