Deku's Doctor Novels & Stories

I think it may be we have given him lots of privileges in the past as the one who was caring for mom until the moon goddess finally decided to take her back. Doctor Ricardo shook his head and he let out a deep sigh. "I don't know what's wrong with her because this is my first time seeing something like this since my years of experience as a doctor." "Experience when you could do nothing?" Duke snickered and rolled his eyes. "Alpha Duke, you don't have to behave this way because you know nothing about medicine... " Duke rushed him with every vein in his body popping out. "That's very correct but I am your Alpha and I lead the pack to war. Have we ever returned from one without being victoriou

The doctor said. Derek recognized the number of fingers the Doctor raised up to his face. “Now that you passed the test, can you tell me who you are? Your name, occupation and what you do.” The doctor asked. “I don't remember those.” Derek replied. “I thought as much. I was just asking, though. A nurse would be sent to attend to you and give your drugs. Welcome back to the land of the living, Mr Derek.” “Thank you. Derek? Is that my name?” Derek asked.

Celeste agitatedly answered. The look on her face changed from being sweet to being formal. She took a bite of the cake and sip through the cup of coffee. "I also love the bitter taste of coffee, Dr. Aster. So don't assume. Now let us go back to business." Celeste gave Clive a professional and sinister look. "It is an honor to have you with us Dr. Aster. As a doctor with multiple specializations, I will assign you as head of the Emergency Department and a consultant as well of the Surgery Department for Neurology and Cardiac Subspecialties."

"He shouldn't have traveled. His wound is barely closed." "Oh, come on, Clara," Luca teased, his grin widening as he crossed his arms, leaning down slightly to match my eye level. "Is that the doctor talking, or are you actually missing our terrifying Capo already? Because I've got to tell you, I’ve never seen anyone worry about Dante Moretti’s health without getting a bullet for their interest. You’re a special case, aren't you?" "I am his physician, Luca. If he bleeds out on his flight, it reflects poorly on my capabilities," I shot back , my skin flushing with a sudden, defensive heat.

He looked impeccable as always, but there was a coldness in his eyes that I had rarely seen—a royal frost that promised a slow and painful death to anyone who crossed him. "I want the results tonight," Dew told the doctor, his tone leaving no room for argument. "Not tomorrow. Not 'soon.' Tonight." The doctor bowed slightly, intimidated. "Of course, Your Highness. We will prioritize the lab work." With a final nod, the medical team exited the room, leaving the three of us in a tense silence. I looked at my brother, a flicker of guilt and relief washing over me. "P’Dew... when did you get here?"

Tell Gregory from cardiac surgery to keep an eye on things, just in case. [Got it, Dr. Lane. I’ll take care of it right away.] Henrik might be Shannon’s lover, but a life was still a life. Even if my warning were ignored, I hoped those two wouldn’t take it too far. At least, I had done everything I could. A moment later, Derek, one of the security guards, also messaged me. [Dr. Lane, I heard you shouting some codes of conduct. Are you okay? Do you need help?]

Just then, someone stepped forward from the crowd. "Isn’t this the doctor from yesterday, the one responsible for that botched surgery? I heard he caused his patient's death, and then committed suicide for fear of being punished. I suppose it's one life for another, but pity the victim’s family! The poor lady. So young, and already widowed by her husband's death..." Tears still streaking my face, I stood up and bowed deeply to the person who spoke.

“Morning, Miss Lane, Mr. Fraser,” greeted the middle-aged doctor. “I reckon you’ll have to inform your bodyguard that doctors have all access to see their patients whenever needed.” “Of course,” said Derek with an apologetic smile. “I’ll let him know.” “Great. I’m Doctor Kelly, by the way. It’s good to see that you’re awake now, Miss Lane. How are you feeling?” “Tired,” she replied. “That’s normal. How’s your breathing?”

she said and gave me a brief glance before turning back to my daughter lying motionlessly on the bed. “What does that mean, Doctor?” I asked, standing up from my place on the ground. My heart was beating erratically against my chest. “I am the pack’s doctor. I have been for years but I suggest you call for Adela” She sounded distant, as if her eyes were fixed somewhere else completely. Or maybe they weren't really looking at anything, I didn't know anymore. “Adela the healer?” “Yes” the doctor agreed. “There's a faint pulse. Very faint. I will do what I can for now while your guards go to fetch Adela” she went on to start treating Aurora.

"The Council thinks that's their business now." I step closer to the desk. "Who's coming?" "Dr. Theophilus Kane. He's a Council physician. Also an Alpha." An Alpha. That explains why both of them look so tense. "When does he get here?" "Any minute now." Derek's phone buzzes right on cue. He glances at the screen. "He's at the gate." Kade's expression goes hard. "Let him in." *** I'm expecting someone clinical and detached. Maybe older, with reading glasses and a clipboard.