Doctor Rofatnik Novels & Stories

Alba's face fell as he bellowed, "Dr. Georg graduated from Oxenfurt, one of the world's top universities. He's also a student of Professor Roberts, who's famous for his work on virology and infectious diseases! "You aren't even fit to lick Dr. Georg's boots with his resume alone, and you're doubting his diagnosis?" Frank was actually surprised that Alba mentioned Professor Roberts, since it was a familiar name. Back when he was treating George Turnbull, Professor Roberts had proven his integrity despite his foreign roots, and it left a strong impression in Frank's mind. After all, when the serum Professor Roberts developed failed, he had openly admitted that Frank was better. He had even ins

Then he comes up behind me. “I have been looking into Mrs. Stevens’ case.” He says loudly enough for Pierto to hear as he places the file in front of me and pulls up my notebook next to it.. “I have been wondering if we really have the right diagnosis or perhaps we can figure out a more efficient treatment?” I know an old colleague of yours. I curiously look up at him and he continues to write. Elias Martin. Dr. Martin?! He knows Dr. Martin! He might not be my first go-to when in danger but I don’t have the luxury of being picky.

Then, a silver-haired old man extended his hand from inside the car, rejecting his students’ help and jumping out of the car like a young boy. His body was obviously healthy. He did not look anything like a sixty-year-old man. His face was rosy and healthy, signs that he was good at maintaining his well-being. He wore a pair of glasses that gave him an erudite look. Like his students, he, too, wore the same deep blue robe, like a knowledgeable scholar from ancient times. The man was one of the three greatest doctors in the West State, Dr. Holfman Wright. “Dr. Wright! Welcome! You honor our family with your presence! I apologize that we cannot offer you a warmer welcome!”

says the nurse, gesturing for him to follow. Ragnar enters the room and his doctor greets him with a handshake. Dr. Gutiérrez is a specialist in cancerous tumors and has been working directly with Moreira on Ragnar's case since he was diagnosed. "It's better to get straight to the point, alpha Ragnar," the doctor says, asking him to change clothes to perform some tests. "I don't like these headaches you've been having lately. That shouldn't be happening." "I've had too many problems these days."