Doctor Sleep By Stephen King Novels & Stories

I knew the fact that she was human and had limited knowledge of how werewolf healing processes worked made her even more worried. By the time the doctor came in, I’d drifted somewhere between awake and asleep. He had one of those tired, no-nonsense faces, the kind of man who probably hadn’t slept properly in weeks. Clipboard tucked under his arm, he shone a light in my eyes and I winced. “Follow the light for me,” he said. I obeyed, blinking as the glare made my headache worse. “Good. Any dizziness?” “Only when you talk too loud,” I muttered. My mom gave me a sharp look, but the doctor chuckled.

"Hello Doctor Kyle." "Hi young man" the doctor stopped writing and offered Lord Adonis a handshake. He noticed the room was colder and lord Adonis had a dark aura around him. "I don't think we've met before. Lord Adonis was pissed at the word "young man" if only the doctor in front of him knew how long he had lived. "True, this is our first time of meeting. Pardon me, I don't feel comfortable shaking other people because I suffer from mysophobia." He said declining the doctor's handshake.

Especially when Hazel stood up on the bed as her eyes were glaring over them. "Don't be afraid. She's not been possessed by an evil spirit, because there's nothing like that in this world," the doctor said calmly, though he was a little nervous about Hazel's actions. But he had to convey to the people there, especially to other patients that they don't have to be afraid.

“None of that, he really pays attention to me. Yesterday was just strange, he was too strange. What if he was possessed? But we were camping in a good area with good reviews.” “I’m glad you are still cracking jokes after seeing your body in this state. I have a feeling you’re dancing around the truth, he couldn’t have been possessed by an evil spirit. Come, lay on your stomach, let me treat you.” “What do you want me to think?” “Strange things are happening in our world, Mason. After the death toll we just experienced in Lauderhill, I don’t think one should stay ignorant anymore. I’m so afraid, I have been asking myself why I became a doctor.”

He just came in today and rushed to the patient immediately. When the City Hospital's director heard the commotion, she immediately went to the Emergency Room to check the situation. She was stunned when she saw a familiar face. ".." Clive Aster. A well-known Emergency Doctor, Neuro and Cardiac Surgeon. Her Ex-Husband. "Welcome Dr. Clive Aster! Welcome to the City Hospital." says director Celeste Klatt. Celeste shook Clive's hand and gave him a light kiss on the cheeks. "Parting ways seemed like yesterday, Celeste. It's nice seeing you again."

She nodded and laid back down on the bed, King walked to the bell and rang it for the doctor. He went back to the seat when he saw that she had curled up on the bed. A few minutes later and the doctor came in, he walked towards her and inquired, “How are you doing?” She answered that she was fine and the doctor took her vitals then looked at King and inquired, “Does she recognize you?” He nodded and said, “I think I am blessed that she remembers my name and face, I was really scared before. ” Then Sheila asked the doctor, “Must I know who he is? Is he some special person I should know. ”

“Because I swear I will kill you.” Something in me snapped. I had taken enough o his insults. I straightened slowly, my gaze hardening as I looked at him. “Listen up, old man—” “Are you the family of Bree Kingsley?” The doctor’s voice cut through the tension like a blade. All of us turned immediately. Her mother rushed forward before anyone else could speak. “Yes, doctor, please, how is my daughter?” her voice broke on the last word. The doctor gave a small nod.

Sophia jumped up too. “I’m coming with you,” she said. Judy nodded. They both entered the doctor’s office. The room was bright and clean. A middle-aged woman in a white coat sat behind the desk, looking at a file. She looked up and smiled kindly. “Good morning, Mrs. Jones. Please sit.” Judy sat slowly. Sophia sat beside her, leaning forward with curiosity. The doctor looked at the papers again. Judy’s heart was pounding. “Doctor,” she said nervously, “is… is everything okay?”

“All right. You return to the king’s quarters. I’ll send for the doctor at once, and he will meet you there.” I thank him graciously and head back to the king’s room, where I stand outside in the hallway and wait for the doctor. It’s only a few minutes before he arrives, a short, white-haired man with thick glasses and a medical bag that looks as if it should be too heavy for him. “Doctor Bromley,” he introduces himself without waiting for me to ask. “Here to see the Alpha King.” I push open the doors and gesture for him to enter first. He briskly walks over to the king’s bedside and takes a deep and reverent bow.

The sudden movement sent a sharp sting through my arm, and I winced softly. The sound immediately caught their attention, and both Stephen and the doctor hurried to my bedside. Stephen sat carefully on the edge of the bed and took my uninjured hand gently into his own. "Katherine, please, you need to stay down and calm yourself right now," he said softly. But I didn't want to lie back down. I looked directly at the doctor with growing panic. "What is wrong with me, Doctor? You need to tell me the truth right now. Have I caught some kind of rare human disease from the lower town, or was I poisoned by someone in the palace kitchen?" I asked, my voice trembling with fear as horrifying possibili