My Substitute CEO Bride
Chapter 1333

Chapter 1333

Nash was brimming with confidence.

Austin's eye condition was due to some kind of neuronal degeneration.

Regenerating those neurons would require large amounts of spiritual

energy, so usually, Nash would not offer any treatment unless he

received two billion dollars as doctor's fees.

However, something shifted in him after seeing Austin and Elsabeth arguing just now.

He found it difficult to express this emotion in words, but he certainly

felt something.

Perhaps it was the normalcy of human life that his master had always talked about.

It could be many things, be it a relationship between a man and woman or a bustling city. Johnathan had told him to appreciate t

little moments in life.

With a flip of his hand, seven golden needles appeared in Nash's

palm.

He inserted the needles into Austin's skin one by one, starting with the glabella acupoint. He then inserted the second needle at the trapezius acupoint, followed by the third and fourth needles at the nasal acupoint and the eyebrow acupoint respectively.

The fifth needle was inserted at the temporal acupoint, and the last

acupoint.

After inserting all the needles, Nash stood behind Austin and hovered his hands ten centimeters above Austin's head.

He then started channeling large amounts of spiritual energy into the acupoint locations previously marked by the needles.

Austin felt a surge of energy flowing into his body. The energy

churned inside him, eventually settling around his eye area.

Suddenly, Austin felt a chill in his eyes. When he opened them, he saw double images of everything.

After blinking a few times, the images merged into one. However,

after three seconds, he started having double vision again.

This process repeated ten to 20 times, and the chill in Austin's eyes, changed into a burning sensation.

After 20 minutes, Nash was sweating profusely. He retrieved the needles and said, seemingly out of breath, "It's done."

Austin said in a shock, "You're done? But my vision is very blurry! I can't even see things clearly."

Elsabeth's heart dropped to her stomach upon hearing Austin's words.

Melody also stared agape at Nash. She had witnessed Nash's

medical skills before. Nothing had gone wrong before, not even once.

Besides, judging from his current state, Nash must have used up a significant amount of spiritual energy.

With a smile, Nash suggested, "Why don't you take off your glasses and have another look? I cured your short-sightedness too!"

Austin trembled slightly as he took off his glasses. He had been wearing them for more than 20 years.

To his delight, the world came into sharp focus even without the aid of his spectacles.

Tears welled up in his eyes. He had been diagnosed with congenital myopia since he was a kid, and his short-sightedness had been

severe.

He thought of undergoing laser eye surgery, but some of his friends claimed the surgery was not as effective, so he ultimately dropped

the idea.

Now, Nash had not only cured his eye condition but also his short-

sightedness.

Austin was at a loss of words.

Elsabeth waved at him and asked, "How are you feeling? Can you se

my hand clearly?"

Austin grabbed her hand and exclaimed, "I-I'm not short-sighted

anymore! This is the first time I'm seeing things so clearly without my spectacles! It's amazing!"

Elsabeth gave him a tight hug and squealed in delight, "Oh my god!

That's great! I'm so happy for you! You're no longer Four-Eyes!"

Elsabeth had started calling Austin 'Four-Eyes' from when they first

met. It was Austin's nickname.

After a while, Elsabeth pushed him away and said, "Hey, Austin, I think you should thank Mr. Calcraft first...

"Ah, you're right. I should."

Austin stood up, lowered his head at Nash, and said, "Thank you so much, Mr. Calcraft. I'm willing to pay you half of my assets as your

doctor's fee..."

He then fished out a bank card from his pocket. He stored all his

assets in two cards, each containing four billion dollars. This meant he was willing to spend four billion dollars on Nash's doctor's fee, but more importantly, he hoped to be Nash's friend.