Mistaken Match Marrying the Enigmatic CEO

Thankfully, both the Gomez father and daughter were medical professionals, so they were unfazed, or else they might have suspected Emmanuel’s motives.

Believe it or not, Emmanuel’s simple actions had already brought the color back to Hannah’s face even though he hadn’t even begun the treatment.

This woman was an example of valuing beauty over health. She had a cold body and poor blood circulation, yet she had to wear skin-tight clothes, which further hindered her blood flow, making matters worse.

Naturally, these were just temporary measures. To treat her properly, Emmanuel needed to use the Nine Yang Acupuncture Technique, which was a method his master, Ghost Doctor, had taught him. It consisted of nine different needles.

Emmanuel hadn’t mastered all nine needles and couldn’t claim to be able to cure all ailments. However, for cases like Hannah’s, which involved coldness and chemical poisoning, it wasn’t too difficult.

That said, acupuncture required the removal of clothing, and luckily, Rhea was there to help. Emmanuel instructed, “Rhea, help her change into a bathrobe to make it easier for me to perform acupuncture.”

acted immediately. She had been a nurse, so she knew that critically ill patients had no privacy in front of doctors. She promptly undressed

finished changing Hannah

because of Hannah’s smooth skin as she was once known in her youth but because of Emmanuel’s incredible

as if he had been practicing for decades. It didn’t seem like something a person under thirty could achieve. Juan, not being a martial artist, couldn’t comprehend how Emmanuel had acquired these

fortunate to have come with her father for the matchmaking event that day; otherwise, she would have missed the opportunity to

calmly, “The coldness in her body has dissipated, and the chemical

if it were an easy task, but the Gomezes closely observed the array of silver needles. It was a

so I’ll take my leave!” Emmanuel didn’t want to stay on the scene, avoiding any

their hands were raised, and