Doctor In Valentine の小説・ストーリー

Then, his gaze dropped to the spider lily tattoo on my ankle. Suddenly, he yanked open his own shirt collar. Over his left chest, directly above his heart, bloomed the exact same spider lily. The colour was blood-red. It was a mark he had gone over again and again for five years, carving it deeper into his flesh. "I'll cut him up and feed him to the dogs…" He cursed under his breath. "Doctor! Get a doctor up here now! "I only want female doctors!" He roared toward the door. His voice had a slight, unintentional quiver.

To end two years of long distance, I quit my job behind my boyfriend's back on Valentine's Day and moved to his city. The candlelit dinner he'd promised to welcome me turned into him leaving halfway through when his boss Diana called, asking him to entertain a client over drinks. I told myself it was just the way corporate life worked. We made plans to see an exhibition that weekend. We'd barely reached the entrance when another call pulled him away to fix an urgent proposal for Diana. I told myself he was just ambitious. We'd planned an island getaway to celebrate my birthday. The night before we were supposed to leave, he called. His voice was tinged with guilt. "Diana says this business t

Holy shit holy shit holy shit that’s Ethan Vale. Dominic noticed instantly. Of course he did. His hand shifted slightly on my back. “Valerie,” he said flatly. I blinked and forced myself to breathe like a normal human. Ethan chuckled softly. “I take it she knows me.” “Unfortunately,” Dominic replied. Ethan’s eyes moved to mine and he smiled politely, warm but curious. “Nice to meet you, Mrs. Valerie.” I swallowed. “Nice… yes… hi.” Smooth. Very smooth Valerie. Inside my head I was screaming like a fourteen year old fan.

"I can handle it, Valentine. Really… they don't have any power over me anymore." Valentine looked at me for four long seconds, measuring the weight of my words. Finally, he gave a single, slow nod, leaning down to press a soft kiss against my forehead before sitting down on his side of the bed. "Alright," he murmured. "As long as you're sure." Valentine left early for a corporate board meeting in the city. I walked down the quiet second-floor corridor, stepping into my bedroom under the guise of grabbing a sweater from the closet. The sun was shining bright through the tall windows, illuminating the dust motes floating in the air.

She hold my hand tightly "I'm fine Joey , now that you're here I'll get more better quickly" Suddenly the door opens and a doctor came in with his nurse "Hello Doctor Valentine" He greeted and he checked the IV drops , her temperature and things like that. Suddenly someone bursted from the door.. I raised my eyebrows "Dr. Mark , this is Dr. Valentine's blood results" The nurse gave him a yellow envelope , he opened it and then checking the results "Is there anything weird Mark?" Valentine asked him , he looked at the both of us

The doctor, a calm man faced up as they both came in. "Sir, please, sit down," the doctor said, pointing at the chair across him. I sat down, grabbing the armrest with my hands, my hands clasped tightly on them. "What's going on? Is Valerie okay? The doctor sighed deeply and leaned back, then looked at me. Empathy was written all over his eyes. "I'm afraid I've got some bad news. “Valerie… She lost the baby." "I'm so sorry," he added, his tone full of compassion. "It appears very extensive damage was done from the fall, and well… as hard as it was tried to save the pregnancy, it could not be.

Upon entering the room, Valeria lisped "Greetings doc" Without taking his eyes off his work the doctor gently nodded his head. He was dressed in white doctor's robe. He had kinky black hair. After a while he sighed and closed the laptop. When he saw her panicked expression, there was a hint of a smile in the doctor's brown eyes. His eyes were pleased to see such a beautiful lady. He instantly regretted why he got married early even though he would not change his decision because he loved his wife too much. His gaze moved to her shaking fingers.

"I don't want him, but he keeps pestering me. I don't know what to do anymore." "Well, I have a solution for you," Doctor Kell replied. "Really? What is the solution?" Valerie asked. "I'll tell you over lunch," he said. After they parked the car and came out, Doctor Kell placed his order, and so did Valerie. As they served the food in front of them, he said, "Date me." "Date you?" She asked as her brows furrowed. "Yeah," he replied. "If you date me, he'll be so jealous and angry that he'll give up on you and find someone else Trust me, that's how men are."

… When I woke up again, I was lying in a hospital bed. "My baby?" I asked instinctively. The nurse by my side answered softly, "Don't worry, the baby is fine." I exhaled in relief. "Is the director here?" I asked quietly. The nurse looked up, smiling. "Do you mean Dr. Valentino? He's on leave, preparing for his wedding. I heard his girlfriend is pregnant…" She sighed, then continued. "Dr. Valentino is one of our hospital's finest. So many people adore and admire him. I wonder which woman is lucky enough to be marrying him…"

“I was always focused on my studies. After university, I went straight into the combined Master’s and Doctorate programs. I graduated last year and started working right after. “Truthfully, I’ve never been very focused on relationships or marriage. I always believed that life has endless possibilities. There was no need to confine my focus solely to marriage and family. “I thought, if I met the right person, that would be great. But if fate didn’t work out, being alone could be just fine, too.” Indeed, being a Ph.D. holder showed—his perspective was broad and open-minded. Valerie found his views on relationships fascinating. She couldn’t help but ask another question. “So, are you changing y