The Great Medical Saint (Matthew) novel Chapter 940

Pierre Davenport? The sight of Pierre shocked Timothy, as he had known Pierre as an honest guy. He'd never believed that Pierre would think of hiring a hitman to take revenge.

At that moment, Timothy regretted pushing Pierre to his limits. Regardless, he tried to maintain his composure and think of a solution. However, the pain in his body came in waves, disrupting his thoughts.

In the end, he could only beg, "Mr. Davenport, there's some misunderstanding between us. Please tell that guy to stop. Please!"

Timothy fanned Pierre's anger when he shrugged things off as a "misunderstanding". Pierre confronted him.

"You are the reason I have no patients! You're deducting a huge sum from my monthly pay. I'm basically losing money just to keep this job. Every time a patient asks to see me, I'll be dragged away by the security and get beaten up. How is this a 'misunderstanding'?"

Timothy's face contorted upon hearing the accusations. He gritted his teeth and endured the pain, and he found himself speechless as Pierre had spoken the truth. He had indeed been too harsh on Pierre over the last few years.

It was too late to fix things. He said, "I-I admit I was wrong. I'll get you a new office and restore your privileges as a doctor. Just get him to stop torturing me. Please."

The pain that gripped his body distracted him from anything else. There was only one thought in his mind—to stop Matthew from inserting needles into his body.

Pierre felt that he had achieved his revenge when he saw Timothy covered in blood. He was about to speak when his ringing phone cut him off. He saw a call from his cousin, Devin Alvarado.

He answered the call, "Hey, Devin. What's the matter?"

Maddock sounded worried. "Cleeve, Maddock went through a health checkup at school. They wheeled him into the operating room because they found something wrong with him. It's been half an hour, but there were no updates. I'm scared!"

The mention of the operating room made Pierre's heart tighten. He froze in shock. It brought him back to the time his aunt, Mila Perry, was wheeled into the operating room. It all felt like yesterday.

Even after Mila died, the doctors took advantage by charging the family inflated prices on imported drugs.

The tragic incident gave him an ominous feeling. How could the doctors take advantage of a dead patient?

When he learned that Maddock was sent to the operating room to be operated on by these heartless doctors, he felt like Maddock had been led into a trap.

No longer focused on Timothy, he said to Matthew, "My cousin's son is sent to the emergency operating room. I need to check on him."

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