Doctor Who Promise Novels & Stories

"I don't want another doctor to replace you!" "No, That is not what I mean. I really have to check on my other patients. I'm a doctor and my patients are not just you. But, I will come back after finishing my duties," said Jonas. The relief made me weak. I squeezed his hand. "Promise!" "You're like a child," he chided me but the corners of his lips were smiling. "I'll be back." "Promise!" I said again. I saw doubt flash in his eyes as he looked at me. Then, before I could say anything else, he leaned towards me and…. Kiss my forehead. "Yes I promise."

She asked, Before Ryan answered, he took a moment to look at the Doctor “I know a place. We can stay there and no one will be able to find us. We can leave a quite life and leave all this behind. Please” Ryan was practically pleading, how could Dora say no to him “Okay but you have to promise me something “ Dora finally said “Anything “ “That we will get out of there immediately if any threat comes to us” she said “I promise “ Ryan answered almost immediately. Dora found herself feeling anxious, she had a bad feeling about this, what if something went wrong?, She was worried but she decided perhaps Ryan was right.

“Dante, I know we’ll do what Dario wants you to do. But if we go to my house, promise me that you won’t leave me there.” He slapped his fist against his chest. “You have my sworn promise.” Swallowing, I nodded. “I trust you.”

he said and brought out a pen and paper, “We are going to sign to an agreement now, but it must be forty percent.” Opula wiped her tears and slightly shook her head in agreement. Briefly they signed to the agreement and the doctor smiled evilly and about to walk away, he turned around and threatened, “Opula if you don’t keep your part of the agreement, don’t forget I am good in black mail, and the whole world will know about it. “Is that a threat?” Opula asked coldly. “No, it is a promise,” Doctor Bernard replied and smiled evilly. Trouble loomed on…

Under the streetlight stood a tall man, snow collecting in his dark hair. I blinked, hardly believing what I saw. I murmured, "Christopher?" Christopher Joyner turned toward me, his face lighting up despite the freezing air. His nose was red from the cold, and in his hands was a bouquet. He smiled as he walked toward me. "Didn't you say you wanted to see the first snow with the person you love most?" My chest tightened. He had been working late just last night, yet because of one offhand comment I had made, he caught a red-eye flight just to see me.

You are mine, just mine. - I am yours, and only yours. - I want to see this doctor who wants to steal my wife. - You promise not to do anything to him? - We'll see about that. - Promise me first. - I promise you. I will call the doctor, who is arriving. Know that the doctor is a seventy-year-old man, a bit chubby and completely bald. He is a father and a grandfather. I’m going to have a good laugh at his surprise. I come back with the doctor; when he sees him, his eyes widen in surprise, then he bursts out laughing, and I follow him. The doctor looks at us, not understanding what is happening.

More tears slid down my cheeks and I sniffed softly, pressing the picture to my lips I kissed it softly, desperately, like he could feel it somehow. “Don’t worry, baby,” I whispered, my voice barely making it past the knot in my throat. “Momma’s going to avenge you. I promise.” The words weren’t loud. They didn’t sound strong either but they settled inside me anyway, hard and unyielding. I didn’t know how I would keep that promise. The anonymous doctor had vanished, gone without warning, leaving behind nothing but questions and dread and all l knew so far was that a man and a woman were involved.

“I promise that to you, Minerva Miriam.” Deep inside young Darwin Dennis Gray, he will do just what he had said—-as he had promised. And he surely will.

“Just answer my damn question!” “Sure, Your Highness.” The doctor, shaken by my shout, nodded quickly. “With genetic material from both parents, I can guarantee developing a cure for Chris.” “Fine.” I exhaled in relief at his response. “But Liam…” I cut him off before he could continue. “Just remember your promise to me.” I stared into his eyes, my tone carrying a clear warning. “What I need to do next is none of your concern.”

“That’s him!” Surprised, Edward turned away and touched his earpiece. Alexander’s sigh sounded. “All right, come back now.” “Yes, sir,” Edward answered, then turned to the doctor. “About what happened tonight…” “Don’t worry! I promise I won’t tell a soul,” the doctor quickly interjected, making a swearing gesture with one hand. Edward threw him a deep look and knew the doctor would not dare to break his promise. ‘If he does, he’d be risking his own life.’