Chapter 356: 356: The Best is Yet to Come!<div>


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    The old man stared stonily at his son. “Do you have any objections?”


    Michael Marshall furrowed his brows and replied coldly, “You call the shots. What opinions could I possibly have?”<div>


    Hidden in the elder man’s eyes was a smoldering anger ready to burst forth. “From now on, whoever it is, they’ll be sent to the countryside to experience real life. I shouldn’t have spoilt them. Otherwise, they’ll forget their roots.” Then, conspicuously, silence filled the hospital ward.


    The old man cast a meaningful nce at Matthew Marshall and left.


    Feeling frustrated, Michael Marshall went out for a smoke.


    In the ward, only Be Thompson and Matthew Marshall remained. Be lowered her voice and asked, “Son, why are you going to the countryside for recuperation? Do you have a n?”


    Matthew Marshall opened his eyes slightly, looking at his mother.


    Immediately, Be Thompson moved closer to her son, listening carefully to his words.


    “Grandpa wants me to go abroad, but I can’t. He wants me to go to the countryside. I’ll listen. The more hardline Grandpa is, the more weply; the deeper the guilt Dad will feel, and he’ll naturally side with us. Leave Serene City temporarily, ready ourselves, and when we return, it’ll be dering war on Daniel Marshall.”


    Be Thompson was left stunned, her eyes wide. A rage that she could hardly contain rose in her heart.


    “How dare he try to drive you out of the country? Favoritism is one thing, but acting so cruelly… He’s gone too far. He’s clearly trying to back us into a corner.


    How malicious!”


    “Mom, from this moment on, you must be patient. The real show is yet toe. ”<div>


    Be Thompson looked at her son, her eves welling up with tears.


    Sniffling, Be Thompson nodded.


    “Don’t worry. I won’t be hysterical anymore. I’ll certainly endure. Gramercy! We will definitely make it. We’ll get through this.”


    “When we go to the countryside, Grandpa will surely have someone watching us. So, we shouldn’t do anything. We ought to bid our time till we return to Serene City. We need to ay Grandpa’s worries.”


    “You’ve really grown up, son. You’re thinking about everything very thoroughly. I’ll listen to you.”


    Daniel Marshall and Olivia Jenkins had both watched the hospital’s surveince footage.


    Just as Matthew Marshall had said, he was smoking in the corner of the stairs.


    From the back, facing the cameras, his feet can’t be seen clearly in the footage. Therefore, it’s uncertain whether he deliberately fell from the stairs. In the footage, when descending the staircase, he’s seen looking around.


    If he had carefully nned this self-inflicted ruse, Matthew Marshall’s mindset was terrifying — he was suffering too much. Matthew Marshall must be a master of strategems!


    The hospital director’s expression was grave. He cautiously spoke up: “ording to the on-duty nurse, Matthew Marshall asked her to get a nket. When she returned from getting it, he was nowhere to be found. It was not until after the nurse searched for a while, she found Matthew Marshall at the bottom of the stairs, moaning in pain.”


    Adjusting his sses on the bridge of his nose, the director continued: “We reviewed the footage. The on-duty nurse didn’t lie. She was seen getting the nket and thenter searching all over. If we punish her, it wouldn’t seem fair. I respectfully ask Chief Daniel Marshall to consider this.”<div>


    Daniel Marshall’s hawk-like gaze bore into the director, “In your opinion, how should this be handled? Why was no one attending to Matthew Marshall in his ward?”


    The director inwardly broke out in a cold sweat. “Matthew Marshall was about to be discharged and was able to take care of himself, theoretically speaking, he didn’t need an attendant. Still, it was indeed an oversight on the hospital’s part. The on-duty staff will be reprimanded. Chief Daniel Marshall, is this eptable to you?”


    “Handle it as you see fit, but never let such negligence ur in the future.


    Otherwise, you’ll have to leave the hospital.”


    The director clenched his lips. His face grew even graver.


    Exiting the director’s office, Olivia Jenkins decisively said, “No need for me to act as the go-between. They’ll definitely seek me out..”