The Great Medical Saint (Matthew) novel Chapter 881

Seeing that Matthew had already walked a distance away, Diego let out a breath of relief as he held onto his cheek. "Why is he dressed so casually when he's actually rich?"

At that moment, his colleague came over and said, "I've told you to treat our guests nicely in case you ever meet a big shot, but you just won't listen. See? Now, you're the one in trouble."

Diego felt a bout of fear and said, "It was so fucking scary. I'm going to be more careful next time."

While Jerome led the way, he took the initiative to invite Matthew to his house, saying, "Why don't you stop by my place for a bit, Mr. Grant? It's not every day that you'll be coming to Serenity Oaks Community, so let me make you a cup of coffee."

But Matthew shook his head. "Thanks for helping me out earlier, but I've got some urgent matters to settle today, so I don't have the time to give you any treatments."

Having heard that, Jerome felt a little disappointed, but he still maintained a smile and said, "That's alright. Go ahead and do what you need to do. I'll visit you another day when you're free."

At that, Matthew pulled his phone out and said, "Let's exchange numbers."

At once, Jerome took his phone out excitedly. "Thank you so much! I was thinking of getting your contact, but I didn't know how to ask."

He felt as if he finally understood Matthew a little bit. Matthew was not the sort of person who'd be swayed by money, nor did he care about someone else's status in society. However, he was a man who would return favors.

Once Matthew exchanged his contact number with Jerome, he waved and said, "I'll be going first, then. See you next time."

Afterward, Matthew left with David to find the current owner of the Octolith, the stone tablet. He asked David, "You should remember his house number, right?"

As David observed the house numbers of the villas they passed by, he said, "Orion's house number is No. 162, but I'm not sure where it is because I never entered the place when I came here last time."

Then, Matthew took a glance at the house numbers and said, "It's only around No. 60 here, so let's continue walking up ahead."

While David walked alongside Matthew, he checked out his surroundings and said, "I thought there'd at most be around ten to 20 people who were wealthy enough to stay here. Why are there so many of them? How did they even get so wealthy?"

Matthew didn't know how he should answer David's question because all businessmen were fighting to earn money, and each of them had their own way of getting rich. But if you were to single out just the inmates in prison, 90% of them were incarcerated because they were after money.

All of their methods to gain exponential wealth went way beyond the unthinkable, so Matthew didn't know what he should tell David.