Dr Flug Novelas e Histórias

“And this is Gloria, my little sister, and the family doctor.” Gloria checked my vitals and had me follow her finger with my eyes while she asked me questions like what the date was to which Bo just laughed. “You should consult your doctor. Your trachea was very swollen. Do you have trouble swallowing?” she asked. “For a few days now. Might be hypothyroidism with my other symptoms,” I said and she nodded. “Did you go to medical school?” she asked and I shook my head. “A few friends did, I read their textbooks when I got bored,” I said.

The guy murmured to himself and a smirk appeared on his face. ------------------------- The Majimaug Huimang Hospital, one of the best hospitals in the country. The name means Last hope and it was named by the founder of the hospital, in his mother language. The hospital is famous for its use of the latest and advanced medical devices and now it is also famous for another reason, the death of Dr.Robert Jonson. Dr. Jonson was an extremely influential man and also he was a great surgeon. He was in fact the head doctor of the hospital. The Hospital suffered a great loss after his unpredictable and cruel death. And after the news that the murderer of him and two others are suspected to be a Doct

"Don't worry, Miss, Dr. Freddie has asked his colleague to replace him. He said it's his college friend." Flavia knew who Dr. Freddie was. He was a general practitioner who had been working with the Quirino family for quite a while and was now her father's personal doctor. Despite being relatively young, Dr. Freddie was a promising doctor. As for his college friend, Flavia briefly imagined a name but quickly erased it from her mind. No. She rejected it in her heart. It couldn't be 'him,' right?

Because people like me always expected happiness to be temporary. The morning began with a disagreement. Dr. Pettersen, of course it was Dr. Pettersen. He was standing outside Operating Theatre Three before my first surgery, holding a patient's chart with the kind of confidence only people who were completely wrong seemed to possess. "I already approved this procedure," he said. I took the file from him and scanned it. "No," I answered calmly. "You approved the wrong surgical approach." He frowned. "The patient's scans clearly show…"