Man With Super Medical Skill (Matthew) novel Chapter 2925

Isambard, with decades of experience in society, had become quite shrewd. He decided to listen to Matthew's plan first before giving a response and to avoid any clashes of ideas.

"Mr. Larson, what are your thoughts?"

"The work in Whitecloud Village is almost complete and we no longer require as many people for these tasks. So, I propose to expand our operations into the mountains. For Whitecloud Village and the surrounding villages within a 30-mile radius, I plan to appoint Warrick as the leader. I am curious to hear your opinion, Isambard..."

Matthew paused at this point, clearly outlining his intentions. He was entrusting the Stubber Family with full responsibility for this area, based on Isambard's performance thus far.

Despite past conflicts, Isambard had been diligently handling various matters for Matthew, from the Chamber of Commerce to the Martial Alliance, and now the development and construction in the mountains.

This was Matthew's way of reciprocating and providing an explanation to Isambard. By following Matthew's lead, the Stubber Family would not face any losses.

Upon hearing this, Isambard stood still as he was stunned. During the early stages of the Martial Alliance's revival, all the Chamber of Commerce members were eager to secure opportunities for their children, but Isambard had refrained from taking any action.

It wasn't that he didn't want his children to join the Martial Alliance; in fact, he was more eager than anyone else. To avoid causing trouble for Matthew, he had even sent his granddaughter, Avril, abroad to study in an attempt to resolve any grievances against Matthew.

Now, he was finally seeing results after all his efforts, indicating that his son, Warrick, was on the path to joining the Martial Alliance.

"Thank you, Mr. Larson, for your support. The Stubber Family will not disappoint you."

He was so overwhelmed with excitement that he didn't know where to place his hands. If he weren't bound by age and rules, he would have considered prostrating to Matthew.