Blue Wizard Menurut Dokter Novels & Stories

"2 bulan lagi ya, Mbak, berarti. Semoga diberi kelancaran sampai melahirkan nanti." "Aamiin. Makasih." Waspada Tiara! Kamu harus waspada dengan ulet bulu ini. "Kartika, kamu lihat map dokumen warna biru punya Mas Fikri, nggak, yang di situ ada ijazah dan segala macem?" Kumanfaatin saja dia. "Nggak lihat, Mbak. Mau nyari apa, Mbak?" "Mau ngambil ijazahku. Sambil nunggu lahiran pengin buka les di rumah ini. Entar nggak ada ijazah, nggak pada percaya kalau aku guru," jawabku berbohong.

As expected of a king. You know the presence's owner." Kulv stated. Blue didn't react. Kulv sighed. "That depends if I deem him harmful to my kingdom." He answered. Blue nodded. "Fair enough." He said. Hail... he thought and took a deep breath. "Then, the second question." He said. "Can I ask for the help of your best doctor here?" he asked. "Why?" Kulv asked. Blue bit his lip and lowered his head. "A friend of mine is sick." He answered.

“Physically Blue is healthy and well. I can say for sure that he is not deaf or mute. On top of that he has shown signs of higher intelligence. Blue did exceptionally well in all his tests.” The doctor said after a long minute of intense and devastating silence. My chest tightened even more, relieved, but my emotions had a firm grip on me.

“Pain reliever ‘yan. Mukhang malakas ang kagat sa’yo ng babaeng ‘yon. Inumin mo agad yan.” “Thanks. I really don’t know kung bakit niya ako kinagat. Sigurado ka ba talaga Doc na tao ‘yon?” Natawa ang doctor. Halos singkwenta na ang edad ng doctor sa tantiya niya dahil sa nakakalbo nitong buhok. Medyo matanda ang ama ni Blue rito kung itsura ang pagbabasehan. “Definitely yes, Mr. Sandejas. Sa tingin ko may dahilan kung bakit ganoon ang behavior niya.”

He sighed and hurriedly said hello before rushing out to explain, “Something is going on here! I’m bothered because I feel that this is blue blood in the theater! Please relay this to the boss, brother.” “HELLO…brother.” The doctor dropped the phone in dread and could feel his heart in his mouth as he dropped to the floor. The door opened and a man entered the office with a smirk on his face. He continued to talk into the phone. “Brother, won’t you talk to me now? What EXACTLY should I tell this...BOSS? The doctor started to sputter and choke in fear as he scrambled to the corner of the office. “S..sir. I mean Y...Your h...highness—“

"I didn't ask for your advice. I asked for your expertise. Now, are you going to do it or do I have to remind you of who is in charge here?" The doctor sighed heavily, his shoulders slumping. "Very well. But I can't guarantee the outcome. And if anything goes wrong, it will be on your head for refusing professional advice." Bolton smirked, his eyes glittering with malice. "I can handle it." The doctor turned away, retrieving one of the vials of the purple liquid which was now glowing blue liquid from its rack. "This is a potent cocktail of chemicals that will enhance your strength and speed, but it could also cause heart palpitations, seizures, and hallucinations."

Blue explained. “Do you still have fear of swimming pools or the ocean? Of deep water?” The young man nodded. The doctor turned to Crezelda and Zander. “Mr. and Mrs. Montenegro, did your son ever have a traumatic experience involving water?” “Yes, Doctor,” Crezelda admitted. “Let’s discuss it in my office,” the doctor said. “Okay, Doc,” she replied. The doctor left the room. “M-Mom… D-Dad…” Blue whimpered, his eyes brimming with tears.

After all, Boss Blue wouldn't marry someone who isn't beautiful. “You're so close to our family doctor, huh,” Boss Blue broke the silence. “Is he one of the men you're trying to win over?” He asked me. “Well, I can't blame you if you are. He's the son of one of the best doctors in Asia. He's rich and single.” I stopped stroking Beatrice's soft hair and looked up. I saw Boss Blue looking at me through his rearview mirror. I don't know if I should be offended or what by what he said. Is that how he sees me?

I'm not used to this much attention or care. "And that's why I know what this is," Bluey countered gently. "You need a full diagnosis. But I can make you a herbal concoction right now. It will need to be soaked overnight so you can drink it in the morning. It's just to manage the symptoms until you get proper help." She paused, making a direct bargain. "You still have to go see a doctor."