The Great Medical Saint novel Chapter 589

The southern walls were lined with horsetail reeds that rustled with gusts of wind, and in the yard were two large trees with lush foliage—a honey locust tree, and a magnolia tree. There was also a variety of flowers and leafy plants spread across the yard.

Matthew took a quick scan of the area and followed Levi to the building. Once they arrived at the entrance, the burly man stopped and gestured for them to enter.

"I am not allowed to enter, Mr. Lancaster, so please go ahead."

Upon hearing that, Levi hummed in reply and pushed open the door. Then, he saw a woman in her 30s dressed in a maid's uniform, and she smiled at Levi before saying politely, "This way, mister."

Levi then turned around and signaled for Matthew to follow him in. The maid brought them to the dining room on the second floor, and they saw a man in his mid-30s who was having his meal.

The moment Levi saw him, he greeted, "Hi, Mr. Fuller. Are you having lunch?"

Kenneth then smiled and said, "Come and have a seat, Mr. Lancaster. Let's eat together."

At that, Levi nodded and took a seat before he motioned to Matthew to sit as well. Matthew hummed and went over to sit next to Levi.

All of a sudden, Kenneth slapped his chopsticks down onto the table. His face darkened as he looked at Matthew and asked, "Who said you could sit down?"

Then, Matthew froze in confusion—he didn't understand what Kenneth meant.

From the moment he saw Kenneth, Matthew wanted to ask him for the formula directly. But because he had promised to follow Levi's plan, he suppressed his urges to talk. Who knew Kenneth would talk to him like that out of nowhere?

There was a contemptuous note in Kenneth's gaze. "What? Are you a chauffeur?"

Matthew nodded in reply and said, "Yes, I am."

Just then, Kenneth gently knocked onto the table with his middle finger and said, "This is where I eat, and a chauffeur like you is in no position to sit with me!"

Levi was shocked when he heard what Kenneth said—he hadn't realized that there was such a rule in the Fuller family for he used to come alone all the time.