Doctor Marrying A Doctor Novels & Stories

But I smiled, my innocent face looked interested I bet. “After medical school, my mom kept telling me how I needed to get married, find a family and build just like my dad, I didn't marry out of love but our first baby made us bond, I just wanted to be by her side helping her always, and then after the first one grew up a bit, we had another one and another one”. I smiled at him hoping he doesn't see that I'm bored. “That's so beautiful doctor, thank you, I hope the family is all in great shape”.

she says in concern. But all that falls in deaf ears. Especially the seeking therapy part. I tried therapy after dad died... Didn't work for me. "And your boyfriend here should do the same," says the doctor. "You need a lot of rest, son. Staying up all night worried about someone is not an easy task." "Doc?" I giggle. "He's not my boyfriend." The doctor gasps. "You two are married already!" she facepalms herself. "Kids these days! Always rushing into marriage."

My doctor requested for my presence at his office and that was as a result of the CCTV footage that I’d sent to him. “Who’s that particular young lady?” Dr. Xavier had asked. He had been my doctor since I was thirteen years old. He knew what was going on with me and he knew about Eric, had one on one conversation with him sometimes too. “My wife. We got married two days ago” I replied “Shouldn’t you both be on the honeymoon?” He asked jokingly. “It was an arranged marriage” “I see” he nodded in understanding “I think she’s a new trigger or maybe an additional trigger” He explained

“No, I’m not in trouble. I just… need your help.” That got his attention. He put down the files and gave me his full focus, the concerned big-brother mode kicking in. “Help with what? Is someone bothering you? I can...” “No, no,” I interrupted quickly before he could go full commando on someone. “It’s not that. It’s… well, I don't want to marry any..." " But even I believe that you should get settled now. You are a qualified doctor and completed your MD with distinction. And now two of your best friends are also getting married. So please don't say that you don't want to get married as you are too young."

"I stopped practicing surgeon a long time ago." The doctor's smile faltered. "Sorry, old habit,"Dr Steve said. "And, by the way, we used to be colleagues. You didn't bother inviting me to your wedding." Knoxville stood, his movements deliberate. "That's because I didn't have one," he replied, his tone even. Steve's eyes widened. "You're still married to your work, I see," he quipped. "I think you should mind your business," Knoxville said, his voice firm, as he stood up, ready to walk out of Dr. Steve's office. "You're good being a doctor. It doesn't work for me."

The doctor said softly. Then Jace went to the door and opened it. Bowing to him slightly. The Doctor walked in. He used a stereoscope to check my heart. Then he brought out the file. “So you have a sperm Blockage surgery?” Jace chuckled, and I glared at him. “How old are you?” The doctor asked, annoyed. I smiled. “I just don't want my wife to suffer childbirth for now.” The Doctor smiled. “Oh…Is that pretty Lady Alessa? She is your wife?” He asked with a smile.

“Please, have faith in the Moon Goddess. Let’s hope she will bless us with a miracle to help save your mate and your pup.” He lowers his head, crying lowly, and I lift my other hand to squeeze his shoulders. I am just about to encourage him again, as the doctor who is taking care of Sammy reaches us with an expression I absolutely hate. I feel Daniel’s soul practically leave his body as the doctor starts telling him that his wife and child might not make it and even tells him to choose who he would like to keep more. My anger is about to explode from my chest, even if I know that the doctor is just trying to do his absolute best in the worst of situations as a small voice tears me out of my

“You’re going to try and blackmail me with pictures?” “You really think that’s going to work?” He sneered, jabbing his finger in the air repeatedly. “I’m not the first doctor to have a less than perfect marriage. It comes with the job. Everybody has to unwind at some point—” he shrugged, his shoulders dragging down. “—and Mary knows it too. She knows that I love her, but sometimes a man’s gotta do what he has to do.”

He sighed and rubbed his temple, "I guess it's nothing..." "Hey, cheer up, doc. You are among the lucky ones. You have a very beautiful wife at home to look after you." The young doctor teased. Ray cheered up a bit at the mention of Vivian. "What's keeping you from getting married?" "Good women have finished." The doctor stated flatly. "Well, don't rush into it. Marriage is no bed of roses. I'm just among the few lucky men to get a good wife. Vivian and I do have our bad days just like every marriage, but we try to solve it fast so it doesn't affect our good days."

Mensah asked breezily. “What’s my point? Well, my point is that, is that even allowed? Because I know that doctors aren’t supposed to have amorous relationships with their patients.” “Well, if that’s your worry… then have no fear, Louisa. He transferred me to another doctor when we decided to give things a real shot.” “Is he married? You know, nowadays you can never be too sure?” Louisa pressed. “They may tell you everything you want to hear, but you’d dig deeper and find that he not only has a wife, but loads of kids as well—”