Man With Super Medical Skill (Matthew) novel Chapter 2576

Valentin's anger gradually turned into deep concern.

"Randolph hasn't been found yet? What are you all doing?" he shouted.

As his words fell, there was a loud crash as another antique worth tens of thousands was smashed into pieces. Over the past few days, Valentin had destroyed antique objects and artifacts worth over a million due to his anger.

"Quickly, send more people, and make sure we bring Randolph back as soon as possible."

Valentin's premonition of impending danger grew stronger with each passing moment. Two of his trusted subordinates had already been incapacitated by Matthew, and last night, Matthew had personally caused a scene at their residence.

"Did Stellan say anything?" Valentin inquired.

"We've sent someone to invite him, using your name, but Stellan has been using illness as an excuse," his subordinate reported.

Valentin sighed heavily. "Alright, I understand. It seems that Stellan has found a new master. For now, let's not worry about him."

Given the current situation, Valentin would be a fool if he still trusted Stellan.

"Boss, are we really not going to do anything about Matthew? Are we just going to let him cause trouble for us?"

Valentin took a moment to calm his raging emotions. Once he felt more composed, he gave his orders. "Let's not rush things. To deal with Matthew, we need to wait for the right opportunity. First, let's pacify the Slob mother and daughter-in-law. Matthew won't stay in Hulwin forever."

He then outlined his detailed plan to his subordinates, who began executing it accordingly.

Vivian felt nauseated by the insincere smile on Grimsby's face as she watched him.

"Uncle Ephraim, we only agreed to have a meal with you. We didn't expect you to set up a trap for us."

Linda, wearing a smile, tried to mediate. "Vivian, it's said that it's better to make up with old enemies than to hold onto grudges. Since the Yarwood Family is willing to resolve this conflict, why not sit down and talk?"

Though Vivian lacked worldly experience, it didn't mean she was naive. It was clear to her that this family, who had previously refused to associate with them, was now inviting them to dinner and offering to mediate for a reason—to gain favor with the Yarwood Family.

Just as she was about to firmly decline, her mother-in-law hesitated suddenly. "Vivian, what they said isn't entirely wrong. Why don't we sit down with them? After all, our family hasn't had a meal together in a long time."

The older generation still held onto their past connections. Since her mother-in-law had spoken in favor of it, Vivian had no choice but to go along with her and join the banquet.