Doctor Who The Impossible Astronaut Novels & Stories

Upon hearing the voice behind her, Professor Harker turned around and, upon seeing Lucy, summoned his remaining strength, mustering a smile as he spoke, "Miss Hill, I'm Jimmy Harker from Asterion Concord Hospital." Jimmy Harker! The name was renowned in the Hestia medical community! As the head of the Infectious Diseases Department at Asterion Concord Hospital, Jimmy was known for his noble medical ethics, superb medical skills, and extensive academic experience. He had published five or six papers in the prestigious medical journal alone! When Julian fell into a coma, the Hill family, in their desperation, contacted many renowned doctors in Hestia, including Jimmy. However, due to Jimmy's s

When I looked at the clock, I saw it was almost midnight. Was Fabio home? I rubbed the back of my neck, still half-asleep, and walked toward the kitchen to find something to eat. I hadn’t even realized I fell asleep, so I never got to cook. Hopefully this house had more than just expensive decorations. “Why are you here?” I almost jumped. I turned to my left, startled by the deep voice. That’s when I saw him. He was sitting by the bar, sipping wine. Hazel brown eyes. Sharp nose. A jawline you could cut glass with.

My head hit the concrete, and the world went black. ​LIVE NEWS………… ​OLIVIA VANCE (Studio Anchor): “Ladies and gentlemen, we are witnessing a catastrophe. We are looking at live footage from the loading dock of Unit 47. Dr. Elena Rivers has been shot. I repeat, the Doctor has been shot after successfully rescuing the abducted infant.”

All his scars and blemishes, I bet I could detect each angle of his body more than an MRI. The Doctor walks in with a trail of nurses behind him. “Hey Doctor, is it possible to travel today or tomorrow?” I ask, my fingers toying nervously with themselves. The Doctor checks Kael’s vitals and mutters muddled words to the nurses who then scribble details on a report paper. “It's impossible, ma’am.” “Impossible?” I gasp, turning to look back at my son’s face. Fear gripped my heart again. “Yes.” The Doctor confirmed, finally looking away from the machines and locking my gaze with his. “Your son suffered major insect bites including the Dragonfly’s venom. It weakened his system and it will be risk

Kael “That’s impossible, and you know that doctor,” I said, finding it hard to believe the words he just uttered. He believed that there was nothing that was impossible, he, himself, had said that as far as science was concerned, the words didn’t exist in his lab and now he was throwing in the towel? I shook my head, something had to be done.

Frank and his team positioned themselves around the building. I walked inside. Took the elevator to the fourth floor. The surgical suite was dark, I smelled it before I saw it. Elowen was tied to a surgical chair. Gagged with gauze. Eyes wide, red-rimmed, pleading. Dr. Chen stood beside her, gloves on, and scalpel in his hand. Like he was prepping for an operation. Maybe he was. "Dr. Evan." He smiled like we'd bumped into each other at a conference. "Welcome home. It's been too long.”

The Doctor swallowed hard, then nodded quickly. The Doctor turned around and left Jasper Kent. It would be best if he didn't look for trouble at all. Jasper Kent's expression turned scary when he threatened like that. The Doctor then chose to report to his chief of resident, Doctor Ethan Vandross. Doctor Vandross is the same Doctor who treated Gabriel Xander and Evangeline Alexander. After the incident where he was forced to come by Cheyne Ludacris to the Xander Enterprise, he never heard anything about Gabriel Xander or Eva Alexander. However, today, he got the unusual report.

“Journey to the Center of the Earth.” “Makes sense.” It’s the strangest conversation I’ve ever had, but I’m calming down again, and I’m not thinking about the spike in my temperature or the massive thing connecting this male to me. This complete stranger. “Tell me about another one,” I ask. He looks surprised that I asked—heck, I am too—but he starts on another without hesitation. “So there’s this doctor. His name is Jekyll. He drinks a serum so he can do evil things.”

As Regan followed him out… He gave Zara a brief nod, then turned to leave. But as he reached the hallway— Imani appeared as if summoned by tension. She leaned against the doorframe in a silk robe the color of moonlight, one leg crossed casually over the other. Her lips were pink and glossy, her hair piled into a messy bun that screamed effort disguised as effortlessness. “Morning, Doctor,” she purred, her voice carrying an undertone of challenge. “Busy day?” The doctor’s stride didn’t falter, but his eyes did pause—too long. He stared at her without a smile, without warmth. Recognition flickered in his gaze, something dark and ancient. Then he looked away.

Even though I could never return to my home town, my family would know that I survived. Even as I wiped the earthy smelling goop from my body, I thought of those who still remained within Castle Mist. As horrible as it sounds, I hoped Abel never found his way out. Goosebumps sprouted across my skin as I pictured his face in my mind; those milky eyes, and thick white liquid that seemed to drip from his wounds. That smile, a smile that cracked his lips in two. A smile of madness and hunger. “Here you go, darling.” The Doctor stepped back into the room, his back turned as he closed the door with a gentle click.