Mistaken Match Marrying the Enigmatic CEO Novel (Emmanuel Lowe) novel Chapter 335

Chapter 335

“That’s great! The patient’s consciousness has been restored, and he’s on the

path to a complete recovery,” Juan explained his diagnosis to Mackenzie

after examining the patient. However, Mackenzie’s gaze was fixated on

Emmanuel as she looked at him with astonishment. Everyone present was

impressed by Emmanuel’s expertise.

Even so, Emmanuel didn’t seem prideful at all, he only wanted to save his

cousin without flaunting his medical abilities Moreover, his master in the

Northern Region had warned him against publicizing his medical technique,

as its drawbacks outweighed the benefits in the long run. As such, Emmanuel

chose to become a gynecologist upon retiring and returning to Yeringham to

avoid attention. If it weren’t for saving his cousin, he wouldn’t have used this

ancient medical method.

“Dr. Lowe, I never expected to have a master like you in our hospital!” Juan

exclaimed with excitement while gripping Emmanuel’s hand tightly. “Can you

teach me this acupuncture technique? I’m willing to become your disciple!”

“What?!” The group of assistants behind him gasped in disbelief Juan was a

highly respected senior doctor in Yeringham, yet he wanted to become

Emmanuel’s disciple. If Juan truly became the unknown gynecologist’s

disciple, wouldn’t they, his current disciples, become Emmanuel’s disciples

too? This was unacceptable!

Only Claudette believed that Juan genuinely wanted to learn and that

becoming Emmanuel’s disciple was the right choice. Unfortunately,

Emmanuel had no intention of drawing attention to himself or accepting

such a proposal. He politely responded, “Mr. Gomez, how can I have the

qualifications to be your master? If we have the opportunity, we can certainly

study and research medical techniques together!”

“It’s settled, then! Haha…” Juan exclaimed joyfully. He never harbored

ridiculous thoughts as his disciples did. When it came to medicine, his master

taught him that learning was boundless. One could learn from anyone,