Man With Super Medical Skill (Matthew) novel Chapter 1880

Matthew snorted. "Don't bother trying to act tough, Aurelius. As the head of the Damron Family, I'm sure what I'm about to say will sound perfectly logical to you. Only the living have the chance to talk. A dead man is silenced for good! If you're willing to talk, then let's talk. If you're unwilling to talk, then I'll kill all of you. What's the worst that could happen to me? At most, I'll just become a fugitive!"

Aurelius' brows were tightly knitted together. Now that things had come to this, he knew perfectly well that he was a sitting duck.

There was no point in trying to play tough in front of Matthew now.

"Fine. I admit defeat! Go ahead and say what it is you want us to do, Larson," Aurelius barked.

Matthew nodded in satisfaction. "That's more like it. This is the attitude you should be taking in a negotiation, Master Damron! To be honest with you, I have nothing against the Damrons. I don't wish to become enemies with you either. As for the situation we have on our hands now, well, I am willing to let all of you leave, as long as you give me a written guarantee that the Damrons will never try to act against me again."

"Are you threatening me, Larson?" Aurelius snapped through gritted teeth.

Matthew sneered. "That's right! I'm threatening you, so what? Does it displease you?"

Aurelius glanced at Salazar, who was standing beside Matthew. In the end, he had no choice but to swallow his anger.

"I can promise that I'll never act against you, but there's no way I'm giving you a written guarantee!" Aurelius fired back loudly.

"Do you think I'll still believe what you say?" Matthew scoffed. "Words are meaningless. Don't you remember what you promised me the last time? Yet, here you are after attempting to sneak up on me today. I no longer have any faith in your ability to keep your promises! Your so-called promise means nothing! I'll only believe that the Damrons won't ever act against me again if you give me a written guarantee!"

Aurelius clenched his jaw. He was fuming as he didn't want to comply with Matthew's demand.

He knew that the Damrons would no longer be able to touch Matthew once he gave Matthew a written guarantee.

If they did attempt to do anything to Matthew again, he would bring out the written guarantee, and the family's reputation would be destroyed.

However, under the circumstances, he couldn't get out of giving Matthew a written guarantee either.