Good Morning Doctor Novels & Stories

* Robert Greene * I woke up the following morning with the doctor examining my pulse, his eyes flashed when he saw me open my eyes lids and I snatched away my arm before he could hold it again. "Hello there! Good morning! I am glad that you finally can wake up." I got up to sit on the bed and leaned against the headboard. He looked young, probably a few years younger than me. The smile on his face just made me feel annoyed for no reason.

Janu bangun pukul lima subuh saat langit masih gelap dan ayam jago berkokok, lalu membersihkan diri di kamar mandi. Laki-laki itu mengambil sepatu sport dan berlari pagi di sekitar komplek perumahan. Kebiasaan yang selalu dilakukannya setiap hari untuk menjaga stamina agar tetap fit. Dia seorang dokter. Apa kata dunia jika sang penyembuh malah sakit? Oh, tidak bisa!

- Hello? “Mr Carter. - Yes... — Your test results are back, can you please come today, we need to talk. "Apparently it's not good at all, Doctor." - No, it's not. That's why I need you to come. "I'll go this morning." — I'm waiting for you, good morning. - Good Morning.

I was pulled abruptly from my train of thought, when the door was opened. It was that young doctor, I observed that he came in alone today. There were no nurses or residents just him and his annoying smile. "Good morning miss,” he greeted with a blinding smile. "Bethany." "What?" He asked confused. Rolling my eyes I repeated, "Bethany not miss." His smile immediately returned to his face, “beautiful name for a beautiful lady." "I know," I smirked. He returned my smirk before continuing his morning check up "Is there something I should know of?"

It made me almost roll my eyes. “Wow. Such a caring friend.” I rolled my eyes this time. “You know what I mean,” I sarcastically said. He chuckled and continued reading. A few moments later, we heard knocking on the door. “Come in,” Adrian said. Then a doctor entered together with a nurse. “Good morning, Doc,” I greeted him and smiled. “Good morning,” he happily greeted. “Sorry for being late. There was an emergency on the road that I needed to assist,” he said.

the assistant said cheerfully. “Good morning,” Sophia replied with a bright smile. Her assistant followed her to her office, placing the bag on the desk before stepping back. “Your schedule for today is already set. Do you want me to bring you some coffee before you start?” Sophia shook her head. “No, I’m fine. Thank you.” With that, she took a deep breath and got ready for her daily routine. As a doctor, her mornings were always busy. She started her day by attending to new patients. She moved from one consultation room to another, listening to their symptoms, examining them, and prescribing the right treatments.

“Good morning,​ Mrs. H‌art. Good morning, Helena.” We turned to‌ward the doctor’‍s o​ffice. Dr. Ch‍arles was already waiting, hi‌s smile warm and‍ prof‍essional. He had⁠ kind eye‍s,⁠ but even k​i⁠nd eyes could deli‍ver ha​rd t​ruths.

He asked me, and I smiled at him. “There is no need, doctor. My throat feels much better today, I just had a wonderful breakfast.” I told the doctor and he seemed shocked at my words. I had an apple and some water which is a very healthy and tasty snack. “Well, that is wonderful news, Luna Mia.” He said and I nodded at him. “Am I allowed to leave now? I have much to do.” I said softly and the doctor nodded at me. “Of course, Luna Mia the last thing I would want to do is keep you from attending to your daily activities.” The doctor respectfully said, and I nodded at him before I left his office.

Hajara still sitting beside her stared at her in confusion not until she heard her called out the doctor's name. "Hello doctor.... Good morning." She greeted him cheerfully through the phone. Hajara sat right there beside her and watched her in bewilderment. "What is she up to now?." She thought. "Good morning Mrs Yusuf, I hope you're doing great?." "Yes Alhamdulillah ( All Glory be to God). What about you and your work?." "Alhamdulillah ( All Glory be to God), I'm fine and my work is going well too." He answered, smiling. "So tell me Mrs Yusuf, for what reason do I get this precious call from you?."

I have never seen him with a ring and he looks single. "You can stay with me," he said. "Thank you," I said. He nodded his head, then the doctor came in. "Good morning ma'am" he greets. "Morning," I answered. He came closer to me and started checking me. "Do you find it difficult to sleep?" He asked. "No," I replied.