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Whats She Overheard in Her Own Marriage novel Chapter 432

Chapter 432

Chapter 432

Everyone in the audience unconsciously sat up a little straighter. This was a highly sensitive topic. Anyone in the pharmaceutical industry knew there was a massive, seemingly unbridgeable chasm between traditional holistic practices and modern allopathic medicine. For over a century, no one had managed to close that gap.

Kaia’s voice carried steadily across the room as she brought up her grandmother’s lifelong medical practice as a prime example. “In my grandmother’s generation, they didn’t have stethoscopes or lab reports. They relied purely on the accumulation of clinical experience. She cured countless people, and there were many she couldn’t save. I once asked her about it, and her response left a lasting impression on me. She said, A doctor who can heal the patient is a good doctor.”

“I spent three years meticulously analyzing the formulas left behind by her and my professors. I discovered that a patient’s physical constitution, the current season, and even the daily weather drastically impacted the required dosage.”

“The formulas are static, but human beings are dynamic. A static prescription cannot cure a dynamic body. I have studied ancient medical texts extensively, but my foundation is in modern science. The bottleneck for holistic medicine is the lack of large-scale, randomized, double-blind trials. Without evidence-based medical data and standardized dosages, everything relies on an individual practitioner’s experience. Ten different doctors might write ten completely different prescriptions for the exact same patient. That is our industry’s greatest vulnerability…”

Kaia spoke in a tone that was half-analytical, half-storytelling. Her delivery was captivating, every syllable articulated with perfect clarity. The audience sat in absolute, mesmerized silence.

After nearly an hour of speaking, Kaia rested her hands on the podium. Her voice was calm yet radiated undeniable power. “This road is incredibly long, and the exploration is endless. I won’t be able to finish

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this journey alone, but there will always be new forces joining the cause. Flook forward to walking this path with all of you.”

Thunderous applause erupted. The entire hall was moved by her profound insight. In the crowd, more than a few seasoned professionals had tears in their eyes, deeply touched by her dedication.

Sitting in the second row, Noelle stared up at Kaia on stage, a suffocating wave of jealousy clawing at her throat.

Kaia stood bathed in the spotlight, absorbing the roaring applause and the awe of hundreds of people as if she were born for it.

Kaia’s intellectual leaps-connecting ancient remedies to modern neurotransmitters, multi-target therapies, and genetic evolution-went completely over Noelle’s head. She only understood the basic modern medical concepts; the rest was a blur.

But the people clapping around her had eyes full of absolute conviction and worship. It was as if Kaia was the center of the universe. Noelle’s chest tightened painfully. All the respect and adoration she had craved her entire life came so effortlessly to Kaia.

And Kaia was incredibly generous. She openly shared the pitfalls she had encountered, the hurdles she had overcome, and her solutions to complex research bottlenecks, speaking to the crowd as if they were old

friends.

She was so effortlessly magnanimous, which happened to be the absolute best way to win people’s hearts.

Just then, Noelle heard low murmurs from the row behind her.

“Dr. Chavez from Veridian is unbelievable. Not only does she lead cutting-edge academic research, but she still finds time to see patients at the Holistic Wellness Center. I heard she maxes out at a hundred appointments every single day. Is she even human? Only a god could pull that off. How is her brain wired? Does she have a second one hidden somewhere?”

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“Tell me about it. Comparing yourself to her is just asking for depression.

thought I was somewhat successful in this field, but look at me-I’m thirty-seven, and she’s practically a kid compared to us.”

“There is no comparison. She’s in a league of her own.”

Hearing this, Noelle’s fingers dug so harshly into the fabric of her skirt that her knuckles turned stark white.

She deeply regretted showing up today. If she had just stayed home, she wouldn’t have been subjected to this psychological torture.

Kaia finished her presentation and bowed gracefully. Silas was already waiting by the stairs with a warm smile. When attendees rushed over to hand Kaia their business cards, Silas stepped in and politely collected them on her behalf.

Watching Kaia return to her seat, surrounded by people treating her like royalty, a dark, venomous jealousy finally boiled over in Noelle’s chest.

She abruptly stood up, desperate to escape the suffocating room. She couldn’t stomach another second of Kaia’s triumphant face. She needed.

air.

She practically sprinted toward the restroom, planning to hide out and touch up her makeup.

But before she could even push the door open, the sound of gossiping voices drifted out from inside.

“Hey, did you guys see? I think I just spotted that Ms. Lawrence out there.” “I saw her. I mean, she’s pretty enough, but her character… yikes. Let’s just say it’s questionable.”

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