Chapter 351

Mr. Harrison was full of reverence. “Mr. Larson is definitely the person with the highest medical skills among the people I have met or even heard of in my life! He can bring life and death to all beings with just a snap of his fingers. As someone who can control one’s life and death, what rights do you think he has?”

Crystal was stunned because she had never thought that Matthew would have such unbelievable medical skills.

“If he has such medical skills, wh-why did he become a live-in son-in-law? And why is he working as a janitor at the hospital?”

Mr. Harrison replied softly, “In this world, capable people will do things we don’t comprehend. Crystal, I’ve dotted too much on you and this has caused you to be arrogant! Let me just make it clear. Judging from Mr. Larson’s ability, within ten years, his achievement will definitely surpass Mr. Newman’s.

Sending you to host him is also my biggest selfish motive but to my disappointment, you ruined the whole thing. Sigh, I can only hope that Mr. Larson doesn’t hold a grudge against me!”

Crystal gaped in shock. After a while, she said softly, “Grandpa, even if I underestimated him due to my arrogance, you shouldn’t have done that either. H-He’s already married. Why did you bring us together?”

Mr. Harrison shook his head. “His marriage with Sasha is just a show. Back then, Mr. Larson needed 100,000 to save his sister so he had no choice but to marry into the Cunningham Family. During the three years of their marriage, they haven’t even consummated. Perhaps their marriage will end at some point and if you have already approached him and built a relationship, you’ll be able to get yourself a fine husband by then, won’t you? Silly girl, you’re surrounded by a group of dandies but you missed the most skillful person. Perhaps he’s just not meant to be yours.”

Crystal regretted her actions but she refused to admit it. “I don’t care that he’s not meant to be mine.

He is not gentlemanly at all and beating up someone at a prestigious event like this is just barbaric and violent. I don’t think I would be happy if I was with this kind of person.”

Mr. Harrison then asked, “Do you know why he hit someone then?”

Crystal replied contemptuously, “I don’t know and I don’t need to know. Regardless of the reason, it’s wrong to hit someone!”

Shaking his head, Mr. Harrison sighed. “Crystal, let me just give you another piece of advice. Don’t ever ask someone to be kind if you haven’t experienced what they’ve gone through. Even if you’ve experienced it, you might also not be as kind as them! You should check the surveillance footage to figure out the reason before jumping to conclusions.”

Crystal refused to yield so she ran to the security room at once to check the surveillance footage, trying to find out what had happened at that moment.

The first thing she checked was the scene where Matthew hit that rich woman, and she made sure to rewind it to watch the entire incident.

After watching it, Crystal’s expression changed.

Just as Ellie said, that rich woman indeed bumped into her when she stepped backward.

However, that rich woman pinned all the blame on her instead and refused to let that accident pass.

Even after Ellie knelt down and apologized, that rich woman still hit her.

Upon seeing that, Crystal almost exploded in anger and was itching to beat that rich woman.

No wonder Matthew had hit her. Anyone would have the same reaction if they saw what happened.

After that, she checked the footage of the man in glasses.

Thankfully, the venue was equipped with high-quality surveillance cameras which came with a voice recording function.

Besides, it so happened that there was a camera at that place the incident happened and their conversation was clearly recorded.

After listening to what the man in glasses said, Crystal couldn’t stop trembling in rage.

People like the man in glasses, who took advantage of others’ misfortune, deserved to be beaten to death!

Closing the video, Crystal was devoured in guilt.

She finally understood her grandfather’s advice of ‘don’t ever ask someone to be kind if you haven’t experienced what they’ve gone through’.

If one had no idea what others had gone through, one had no rights to comment on what others did!