Greatest Doctor Novels & Stories

Lily's brothers were bombarding the doctor with their comments and questions while Lily’s mother kept crying, afraid for Kaleb’s health. Kyle Wright, Lily's uncle, pointed a finger at the doctor and said, "Let me guess, your name is Doctor Quack." "No, I swear to you, I did my best," the doctor reasoned. "All doctors in my team offered Mister Wright the best solution for his condition." "Okay, let's say my father ends up needing that open-heart surgery," Liam frigidly asked, "Who is the best doctor who can perform this? Because we will not accept an unskilled surgeon. He or she has to be the best in heart or thoracic surgery!”

Jose said, "Doctor May is really excellent, but her age is…" Folke said, "Age is really not a problem! Mr. Shepard is brilliant in the younger generation, but it doesn't mean no one is better than him, not to mention that Jadon Scott, one of the medical authorities, made a great contribution to our country and our military. As his student, how could Doctor May not be excellent?"

It was then that a single shot rang out, effectively silencing him. In the meantime, hospitals nationwide screened my documentary. It chronicled my fight against cancer while I investigated the medical fraud case. It detailed the false accusations I endured to protect the innocent and how, even in my final moments, my only thought was for the lives of others. There were countless doctors everywhere who were moved to tears. "You're the pride of our profession, Dr. Sullivan. You were the embodiment of what it means to be a doctor, through and through." I was posthumously honored by the International Health Committee with the title of "The World's Most Exemplary Doctor."

Lance said and I grunted in annoyance. Who was he to think he can stop me from going through pain? I laughed bitterly then looked at him straight in the eye, “And how would you possibly do that?” I sneered, “Or because the doctor called you a saviour earlier, you now think you are some kind of messiah?” “He is Mark Lance, the most richest man in the country.” The doctor announced and recognition dawned on me. I remember why I keep having the feeling of knowing him before. Now I understand I must have seen him in the television or magazine. He was truly the most influential man in the country and also a philanthropist.

He asked once more to be doubly sure, "The old man in this house is a Doctor?" "Yes sir, and a very renowned one at that," the informant went on. "He is quite a famous doctor and is widely respected and renowned due to his breakthroughs in both western and Oriental Medicine. He's so old now that he ought to be retired but the doctor still teaches and does houses service...." The informant was still going on and on about Doctor Mathias Vernon, that Zaire had to rudely interrupt him. "I don't give a fuck about his life's achievements," he said and the Informant came to an abrupt stop.

“We have no way to get acquainted with living legends like the Living Reaper and the Stellar, but Kayson has the potential to reach the level of these two in the future. “If we can befriend him now, it'll be like having two extra lives for ourselves.” Shyla couldn’t help herself but chuckle. “Grandpa, you’re so funny. It’s without a doubt that Kace is pretty good, but I don’t think he can be compared to the Living Reaper and the Stellar.” These two people were the best doctors in the Nation of Dragons. They were said to have the ability to heal their patients even though they were in their death throes. The Living Reaper was the best out of the best, followed by the Stellar and then Joaquin.

Elliot's office occupied the highest level of the building. Terry's personal doctor, Randall Strolmann, was already examining Elliot as Terry introduced him. "This is Dr. Randall M. Strolmann, our family doctor and the best in the business. He's been renowned abroad since his youth and specializes in your exact condition. He'll cure you for sure!"

I'd gone to his study to surprise him, only to find him bent over the design schematics for our rings. The original "Amor Aeternus" was crossed out. Replaced by that new line of Latin: Mea culpa, mea maxima culpa. My sin, my greatest sin. Five years. The guilt had never left him. Her shadow still loomed over everything between us. "Isabella?" the priest prompted gently. I lifted my head and looked out at the crowd. My father, Don Rossi, his eyes filled with expectation. The Moretti council, sitting ramrod straight, waiting for the answer that would end a decades-long war between our two families.

he added, shaking his head slightly, as if still in disbelief that he had made it through. Marcus met his gaze with a small but reassuring smile. "I was just doing my job, Mr. Castro," he responded, his tone carrying the same level of professionalism and warmth as always. He turned briefly toward the nurse, handing her the patient’s chart before continuing. "Actually, you don’t need to repay me," he said, shifting his attention back to the man. "All you need to do is take care of yourself. The greatest reward for a doctor is seeing his patient recover." And it was true. No amount of wealth or power could match the fulfillment that came with knowing he had helped someone live another day.

Adnan was a successful man and the pride of his family; he had even managed to marry a beautiful woman from his hometown. However, that perfect life was shattered by a terminal illness. On the day of his surgery, no one came to see him; his family despised him, and his wife had divorced him. What, then, did he have left? He held onto nothing but the will to live as the surgery finally took place. Yet, things did not go as hoped; he passed away on the operating table. But the unexpected happened: a system intervened, granting him a new life and transforming him into the greatest doctor of all. His ex-wife came to regret her choice after ending up