The Great Medical Saint novel Chapter 97

Rachel was infuriated. "Why should we leave? Our company rented this factory with a ten-year contract and paid three years of rent in advance. You can't just tell us to leave."

Hank smirked. "That's because I'm Hank Foster. If you don't want trouble, you'd better get out of my face.

"You're lucky I don't take advantage of women. If someone else had shown up, they would have stripped you naked and taken you to bed. You wouldn't even have the chance to talk."

Rachel's face turned pale in fright. Hank was a thug, so trying to reason with him was pointless.

The security guards employed by the company had families to look after. They wouldn't want to get involved with thugs like them.

But regardless, the Carter family's bodyguards were loyal to Malcolm. Rachel thought long and hard, but she couldn't figure out a way to solve this problem.

Matthew knew talking to them wasn't going anywhere. He took Rachel's hand and said, "Let's go back first."

Rachel felt reluctant. She looked at Hank and asked, "Did I offend someone, or is this about money?"

Even though Rachel was leaving, she wanted to ascertain the reason first. Then she could come up with a solution to deal with the problem.

Hank looked menacing, and his gaze was vicious like a beast. "You're too naive to be this bold. The guy next to you is already so scared. He asked you to leave because he knows it's dangerous. When he has already chickened out, why are you still asking questions?"

Feeling even less confident, Rachel frowned and glanced at Matthew.

Matthew coaxed, "We should go; we won't find answers here."

A hint of disappointment flashed in Rachel's eyes. She couldn't believe Matthew was more afraid of Hank than she was. If she had known, she wouldn't have brought him along.

Rachel gave up on immediately dealing with the problem and turned to the workers. "Go back to the company. If you're not feeling well, talk to Tracy to get a doctor's appointment. We'll handle the rest later."

The workers left dejectedly.