Doctor-patient Romantic Relationship Novels & Stories

"That would be all today. You did a very good job again today, ma'am. You're a strong woman." "Thank you, Doctor." She replied as he carried her back to her bed. Raine watched the exchange with a smile. The reason why Dane is so great at his job was that he's a very caring and passionate man. He takes great care of his patients. Over the years, a lot of his female patients had fallen in love with him because of the way he was with them when they were under his care but he never dated any one of them or even slept with them. "It gets more complicated that way." He'd always say. She doesn't know why he pushes them away and she's always glad that he does.

“I already explained to you all what this disease meant. Her lungs have collapsed, robbing her of the ability to breathe. It is at stage four, and as you saw, she does not have much time left. The only thing that is keeping her is the machine, and as soon as we turn it off, Kathy will no longer be with us.” Pain was evident in his face as he spoke. And again, I had that feeling that he and Kathy might have a relationship that was more than doctor and patient. Who was he to her? Was he a man from her past? Was this why he could accuse us of knowing nothing about her? “What relationship do you have with Kathy?” I asked abruptly. The doctor’s eyes snapped to my face. “Your relationship seems mo

He considered himself an ethical man, so he poached other doctors' patients to fill his dating pool, never his own. He'd asked Shaun out no less than a dozen times and if his expression was anything to go by, she was about to be asked out again. She sighed internally, preparing a polite but decisive refusal. If she was anything less than absolutely sure, he would push until she became annoyed. She didn't want to risk her professional relationship with the man, especially because they occasionally worked the OR together. "Simon." She smiled at him. "Hey, how's it going, Doc?" He dropped his hands from her arms.

“I’ve maintained professional standards throughout his care. The personal side developed naturally, but it hasn’t interfered with his protocol.” Dr. Patel’s expression softened slightly. “I know that. I’ve seen how dedicated you are. But perception matters in this industry. You’re young, talented, and just starting to build your name. Getting romantically involved with a high-profile patient — especially one as visible as Ronan — could label you in ways that are hard to shake. Some might question your judgment. Others might assume you used the position for personal gain.” I swallowed hard, the earlier guilt from pushing him too fast mixing with this new wave of doubt. “So what are you saying

We haven't reached the stage where we can say that we're dating and starting to fall in love with each other. " I, it's complicated, we aren't in a relationship". The doctor looked away slight as if he was trying to understand what I'm saying. His eyes met mine and then he gave me a sympathetic smile when he finally understood what I was saying. "If it's so, I think you should talk to him about. What if he wants the baby?". "But we're not together. Our relationship is based off a contract!. It was suppose to be just sex, I said hoping off the bed. I closed my eyes and touched my head feeling a major headache coming on.

"That's very kind. I'll see you next week." After he left, I sat back in my chair with a sigh. Edward's interest was flattering, I supposed, but also concerning. I wasn't ready for any kind of relationship—not after Rowan, not after everything I'd been through. And even if I were, dating a patient would be completely unprofessional. Still, a small voice whispered in my head, it felt good to be seen that way. I shook the thought away. Edward was vulnerable right now, still grieving. His attachment to me was part of his healing process, nothing more. I would need to maintain clear boundaries going forward.

Headaches he said that started around the time when I, when Annie, left. I look back at Eric and see him in a different light. Maybe he does care about me. There would be absolutely no reason for him to. It’s possible he’s upset that Jasper and I are supposedly dating because that means I could get special treatment. Maybe he doesn’t want his doctor dating someone who looks like his ex-wife because that just weirds him out. Doctors and patients have personal relationships, and perhaps the thought of Eric having a close relationship with someone who is also intimate with someone who looks like someone Eric used to be intimate with is too much.

"Dr. Smith, a patient has sustained severe injuries and needs emergency surgery. Get back to the hospital immediately and take charge. I already know about your situation. Stop making a scene. You're about to be promoted to deputy director." With my gaze fixed on Wendy, I said to Dr. Connor, "I'm in the middle of getting divorced. I'll come back and perform the surgery once it's settled." The livestream cameras instantly caught my shocking statement. "He's delaying a patient's surgery just to get divorced? Is he even a doctor?" "It's outrageous to keep a patient waiting like that. A doctor with no ethics like him should be fired!" After a short pause, Dr. Connor sternly said, "Rowan, you eit

"My husband just passed away, and you expect me to smile? This hospital is inhumane! Christopher was one of your doctors, but I don't see even a trace of grief on your face! Did you want him to die?" Before long, a crowd began to gather around me. Some people began to take my side. "Leave her alone." "Her husband just died! Why should she be denied the right to cry?" "What kind of cold-hearted doctor are you? Have you never lost someone close to you? We don't mind at all, so why should you?" Just then, someone stepped forward from the crowd.

I was careful to avoid looking at his arm. The doctor smiled, continuing his work. “Are you guys dating?” he asked, obviously making small talk to distract John from the task at hand. It seemed to be working. “We’re married, actually.” John grinned. “We recently celebrated our third anniversary.” The doctor grinned back. “Wow, congratulations!”