Doctor Who Novella Novels & Stories

It said. The Doctor stood rooted to the ground in horror, he felt the hairs in his body rise as he glanced warily around the room, the lights began flickering. Finally, it dimmed, and then faded to a throbbing amber. He saw the vein ticking at Sholay's neck. It pulsed so fast it was hard to gauge its beating rate. He shivered. It was getting colder. His breath came out in steaming vapor as he felt a slimy liquid splattered on his face. Abruptly, Laura's lifeless body crumpled to the floor followed by Sholay's.

"What we just saw is classified medical information about Miss Hart's condition. Anyone who speaks about this outside this room will be terminated immediately. Are we clear?" Everyone nodded, too shocked to argue. "Mary, with me. Now." Dr. Stevens grabbed my arm and pulled me from the emergency room into a private office. He closed the door and turned to face me. "What are you?" "I'm just an intern." "Don't lie to me. I've been a doctor for thirty years. I've seen a lot of things. But I've never seen anyone heal wounds with glowing hands through touch alone. That's not normal wolf healing. That's something else entirely."

"That time we become friends but I don't know that that incident could turn our lives into chaos. We are living at the mountain at that moment with happy and peaceful life but then I didn't know that Waylan's stepdad could tell what he saw that night and tells the police officers to burn that mountain. For humans we are monsters but we never hurt them, they are the ones hurting us." As Ralf keeps listening she is feeling shocked. "What do you mean?" he asked wondering. "I'm not human Doctor Ralf. Do you heard of that news eight years ago about the burned mountains where vampires lives ?" "Your right, I heard of it. I'm driving that time when I'm listening to the radio that is why I got an ac

“You’re so beautiful.” Then I chuckled. “Right. Of course. We look the same.” I talked to her for nearly half an hour. She didn’t respond, but I didn’t stop. I told her everything I could. I wanted to believe she could hear me. James stayed quietly in the background. Watching me like I’d lost it, talking to someone deep in sleep. I made the most of every second. Because tomorrow, I would no longer be Noami. I would be Normani Arvenze—the wife of Dr. Fabio Arvenze.

After all, words got around fast in this small village. Chad was the only traditional medicine doctor and a man of high standing and prestige, while I was just an outsider and a daughter-in-law. No one would believe my word over his. Besides, the Christmas holidays would end soon. I would return to the city and never have to deal with him again. But I underestimated the sheer depth of human greed and shamelessness. The first few days passed in a calm, quiet peace. I did my best to avoid Chad and assumed that if I stayed out of his way, the incident would just fade away.

Molly desperately tried to pry Robert's hand off Jill. However, her actions only infuriated Robert. He freed one hand and grabbed Molly. Now he was choking both of them. Molly's face flushed red. "Tell me! Did you two gang up to kill my mother?" Finally, it was a doctor who stepped in and pulled them apart. Once freed, Jill and Molly fell to the ground, gasping for air like fish out of water.

I heard Noah’s familiar, authoritative voice coming sharply from my side. I thought he left? The realization that the Doctor was suddenly back made a small spark of relief flicker through the overwhelming panic. He rushed to my side, his hand immediately grasping my shoulder in a grounding touch. I felt his head snap up, his focus instantly shifting to where the weird man was standing. “Mr. Nathan, what do you think you are doing!?” he snapped, his voice sharp with command and territorial fury. Nathan? Is that the name of the weird man? But he just said he is Kael now?

I soothed it again. After finishing my food, I returned to my room to rest for a while when I heard the dog barking again. I went outside and saw it still barking at the east room. Today was truly bizarre! I remembered what the villager had said earlier and felt a genuine fear! I quickly pulled out my phone and searched for the news from 20 years ago. What shocked me was that a murder had indeed occurred in this very house! Even more frightening was that it had happened 20 years ago today. A deranged mother had murdered her nine-year-old daughter! The murder was brutal—the mother drove a steel nail into the girl's skull!