Dr Brar Apple Valley Novels & Stories

I nod as I pop another peanut filled strawberry into my mouth. An hour later, Braddock holds my hand as Dr. Jessup examines me, waiting for the blood test results. A soft knock on the door and it opens, the nurse walks in smiling at us and nods, "Alpha Braddock, Luna Charlie as she hands a folder to the doctor.

He stood in the pathway and prevented Maxwell and his cohorts from getting into the house. “Alpha Arthur is busy. Drop your message with me or come back later.” He told them with a strong face. Maxwell busted into a hysteric laughter. “Busy? What Alpha would be so busy to see his people? Look, these are all his people here to see him.” he pointed to his cohorts and they nodded in agreement to what he said.

"She knows you well." "She does." I settled back against his chest. "And she knows you too. She was right that you wouldn't have wanted to use it." "I almost didn't." His hand found mine. "But sometimes you have to fight the way your enemies fight." My phone buzzed on the nightstand. I ignored it. It buzzed again. "Answer it," Braham said. "Could be important." I reached for it, seeing an unknown number. "Hello?" "Ms. Harvey? This is Dr. Patricia Brown from St. Catherine's Medical Center."

His fingers tapped rhythmically on the armrest, a habit he had when deep in thought. A few moments later, the door to the office swung open, and a tall woman in a white coat stepped out. She had a composed expression and warm, professional eyes. “Mr. Anderson?” she called out, her gaze landing on him and then softening as it shifted to Alora. “I’m Dr. Briar. I’ll be conducting the session today.” Ivan rose, extending his hand to greet her. “Dr. Briar, thank you for seeing us on such short notice.” His tone was polite, but there was a hint of calculation behind his eyes.

*** *** Baron’s POV Dr. Brenda hangs her stethoscope around her neck after thoroughly assessing Valerie. The good thing is that she isn't frowning. She’s our family doctor before she travelled for a private trip. We had to continue taking care of MasCal. Now that she’s back, it's a plus. Valerie’s eyes are lazy as she relaxes on a spot. “How are you feeling now?” She squats to Valerie’s level. “Much better.” Brenda gives a warm smile.

Doctor Bram, now working discreetly in the hospital’s lab, was already waiting for her signal. When the nurse finally called her name for the blood draw, Revania smiled faintly. “Everything will be fine,” she whispered to Argan. Moments later, inside the lab, Doctor Bram drew her blood and met her gaze with a stern look. “It’s all set. But this is the last time, Reva. I won’t do this again.” Revania smiled sweetly. “Relax, Doctor. After this, no one will ever need to know.” --- Two days later, the results came out.

Mitchum said as we descended the stairs. When we got down the steps, a man and woman came out of the room where Machieste was being taken care of. “Alpha Baylor, can we have a minute of your time?” the man, Lenus asked. “Head on out to the building site Delta and I will meet you out there,” I told Mitchum and followed the healers back into Machieste’s room. “What can I do for the two of you or what do you need to tell me?” I asked.

That doctor mostly treats skin-related diseases, such as itching or rashes. “No. I want him to check something else. That would explain a lot.” While taking another spoonful of mushroom soup, I told Bella and Ruri about my purpose of going out with Alpha Rohan tonight. Of course, I didn't tell them everything that happened, only part of my meeting with Doctor Barra. Both of their reactions were almost the same, speechless, with hands covering their mouths. I need a witness other than Alpha Rohan to hear the results together. At least they were both natives of Southern Olf, so their words carried little weight when compared to the human doctor and Alpha Rohan of the Northern.

The two of them sat opposite each other in the brightly lit coffee shop. Heather held Willow's hands and said in a tender voice, "Don't worry too much. I'm sure there's hope in curing any disease with how far the medical sector has progressed. After I learned of this piece of information yesterday, I've tried asking around for more details. Fortunately, l did learn something useful from Mr. Chapman. "Mr. Chapman said that there's a surgical expert based in Brindley named Leonard Frost. However, he doesn't agree to perform surgeries just for anyone.

Alex rubbed his nose. He wondered how his mother would react if she knew he was there when that incident happened. Right after his call with Brittany ended, he received a call from Cheryl Coney. “Alex, do you still remember the brain specialist from California Main Hospital, Andrew?” She asked. Alex laughed. “That big-nosed foreigner who says things that I can’t take seriously? Of course, I remember him.” “He came to see me and said that he wants to receive treatment from you!” “Oh? Well then, has he published the promised apology in the Swiss Medical Journal?”