The Great Medical Saint (Matthew) novel Chapter 918

Hillsdale Hospital? Matthew had heard of this hospital before.

It wasn't because of the great medical standards or the well-known doctors, but because of a saying that had been floating around in Lambda City.

Patients who were admitted to Hillsdale Hospital always ended up in the same fate. They would cry their way in and cry their way out.

When they cried going in, it meant the patient was really sick, and their family was in tears as they dropped them off.

When they cried on their way out, it was because even if they got better, they'd spent a ton of money and might even end up in debt. That was where the tears came from.

Then, another type of caring meant they'd burned through all their money, but the patient still passed away. Both their money and loved ones were gone.

The family suffered the most in situations like this, bawling their eyes out.

Matthew used to believe it was just some made-up story to throw dirt on Hillsdale Hospital, but now he didn't think so anymore. With a doctor like Trafford working there, that rumor was definitely not exaggerated.

He waved his hand at Pierre. "Let's go. I'm going to get back at them for you."

As Matthew spoke, he spotted the injury on Pierre's face and stopped in his tracks. "Your face is hurt pretty bad. You should get those treated first."

Pierre seemed impatient to get his revenge, so he brushed it off and remarked, "It's nothing serious. I'm used to it. Let's take care of the important stuff first."

Talking made the wound on his face sting as he grimaced from the pain.

Upon seeing this, Matthew nodded. "Alright. Let's go. We'll head to confront Trafford right now."

…

A car pulled up to the curb about 200 feet away from Hillsdale Hospital. Two odd people got out of the car.

One of them had a swollen face with a busted lip, and there was still blood on him. The other person carried a bulging nylon bag, stuffed to the brim. They were walked while talking to each other.

Matthew asked, "Are you still treating patients these days?"

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