La Verne Urgent Care Novels & Stories

"Because I love you so much!" "You are indeed a crazy girl!" Vernon ended his sentence and then turned around. He didn't even ask how Veronica's current condition was bleeding. All he had in mind was to go to the hospital and treat the injuries Veronica had inflicted on the woman he loved. "Vernon, we're not done talking yet!" growled Veronica as Vernon was about to get in her car. The girl tried to hold down Vernon's car door with the broken rearview mirror. Vernon, who didn't care, actually pushed Veronica's body tightly away from her car door. He again didn't care that the girl's body fell and her back hit the body of another car.

Blaine got on with his business. He got to his destination, Seattle medical hospital, and walked in with a file in his hand. "Good morning, what can we do for you sir?", the receptionist's cheery voice was heard. She supported her words with a smile. The receptionist wore a light green scrub and she had a tag on it that read 'VERONICA, nurse'. The 'nurse' had been written below her name. "Good morning Veronica", Mr. Blaine decided to use her name instead.

“I’m not sure. I really want to go inside.” “Okay,” he said, concern etched on his perfect little features. We headed inside. Verona was in the living room and heard us as we entered. Her eyes landed on my face, then she put the book she was reading aside. “What’s the matter?” “Verania isn’t feeling well,” Lucan answered for me. She gave me an inquisitive look and I shrugged. “It’s probably just the wind. It was getting pretty cold and I should’ve worn a jacket. I’ll lie down and then I’ll feel better right away.”

Lilith looked at me. “Follow me.” Standing up, I looked over at the group. “We will be right back.” Lilith held a napkin to Veronica’s head as we walked back. I wasn’t sure exactly where I was going. After a few turns, I finally found the stairs that led us to a spot I remembered very well. “Luna Demi?” The nurse walked out, drying her hands. Her eyes looked at Veronica. “What’s going on?” “Veronica fell and hit her head. We think she might need stitches.”

Tash get up from her seat beside Leafa and went to her cousin before placing her assuring kiss on her head. “I know and I remember. Just call them please.” She said and Tash nodded before she pulled out her phone to make her cousin’s favor moved. “Notified the Hunters to come to the EVIP of our hospital. Lady Vero, asked for them, now.” Tash called with her firm voice and she nodded before hanging up. “They’ll be here in a minute.” Tash informed Versoha who nodded and she closed her eyes. Her body really needed some rest. As Verosha took her time to rest on the hospital bed while waiting, on the other hand, Lium was already back at the company. He made some excuses over the security that he’

Veronica The waiting room was quiet now, but just hours earlier, it had been pure chaos. Veronica called Courtney to notify her of her sister's asthma attack. Courtney notified the rest of the family, and they were all there within minutes. They were already upset about Nellie's attack, but it was when Rick arrived that things got ugly.

We said thanks to him and i'll pay him immediately. "I don't know what I'm going to do earlier. Thank you for answering my call right away"Veronica said. "Ofcourse! It's a good thing we have a private doctor to see him right away" I replied. "I hope the doctor was right because I still can't lose my anxiety"she said and the doubt was obvious on her face at that time. "Don't worry, Dr. Gabrinez has never made a mistake.He was also my father's doctor for a few years" I replied to her.

• L. H. Broussard Medical Center, France • 11:17 P.M. "Yes. He's asleep now. The pain medication would, erm, wear off before lunch so I'll be back early in the morning to check on him." Veronica nodded and replied 'Thanks', giving the friendly nurse a smile. The nurse's faint accent reminded her of her cousin Breanna's French lilt. "Could he leave a little earlier than Friday? I mean, will his doctor approve?"

“You don’t even know me.” “No,” I agreed. “But I know what a person looks like right before they hit the ground, and I’m not about to let you find out what that feels like twice in one day.” She didn’t argue after that. I think she didn’t have the strength left to. The urgent care clinic three blocks over was half empty that time of day, which was the only mercy in the whole afternoon. I got her checked in, and when the woman at the desk asked for insurance information, Vera’s face went tight in a way that told me everything I needed to know without her saying a word.