Swapping a Broken Heart for a New Start novel Chapter 779

The two of them had spent nearly a week running themselves ragged, but at last, everything was settled.

When Camila Davis returned to report at the military base, Neville Parsons couldn't stop praising her medical skills.

“I must say, anyone who can win him over must be truly remarkable. Ms. Davis, your abilities are extraordinary!”

It was no surprise that Neville Parsons’s attitude had shifted so quickly.

After all, every patient Camila had treated recently was showing clear improvement. The aches and discomforts that had plagued them were noticeably eased thanks to her acupuncture and holistic therapies.

Neville went on, his admiration plain: “Honestly, I never expected problems that had left our best doctors stumped to be solved by these traditional techniques you learned at medical school. Ancient medicine is a treasure—it truly deserves its reputation as a national heritage.”

Camila nodded. “Traditional medicine has its own unique strengths, especially when it comes to nurturing and restoring the body. The whole process is gentle, using targeted stimulation to gradually awaken the body’s own healing abilities. That’s something modern medicine and pharmaceuticals simply can’t match.”

She knew well enough: Western medicine tends to treat symptoms directly, fixing what’s obviously broken but sometimes missing the underlying cause. Traditional medicine, on the other hand, focuses more on balance and long-term wellness.

As she spoke, Camila glanced at Neville, then said, “Mr. Parsons, I’ve heard you’ve had issues with your hearing. If you don’t mind, would you let me take a look? Free of charge, of course.”

Her treatments for the Special Forces had been covered by the military—with all the fees and expenses taken care of. This, though, was Camila offering a personal favor.

After these past few days working together, she’d seen for herself: Neville Parsons was genuinely dedicated to his team, the kind of leader you seldom find. He might seem stern and unapproachable at first glance, but once you really got to know him, it was clear he was a good man—one whose abilities commanded respect.

Neville looked surprised at her offer. But in the end, he waved a hand and said, “I appreciate it, Ms. Davis, but there’s really no need. My hearing problem isn’t a simple case of hearing loss. It’s been over a decade, and our doctors have already diagnosed nerve damage. I’ve tried treatments before, but nothing’s worked. I’d hate to waste your time.”

Camila wasn’t ready to give up. “What do you have to lose? Even if my approach can only restore a little of your hearing, that’s still something. It won’t take long for me to examine you, right?”

Truth be told, Neville was tempted. His hearing loss wasn’t just an inconvenience; at times, when his emotions ran high, it brought real pain—sometimes so severe that half his head would throb unbearably.

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