Mass Effect Doctor Chakwas Novels & Stories

he said and I shifted my gaze to a thin and pale face figure that was covered in thick layer of comforters, with her both hand rested out on either side of her body, her head was bandaged in white strips, a syringe was inserted in her left hand and several other tools were attached to her body to ensure she was alive and fine while her dead eyes were fixed on white colored ceiling above… She slowly turned her head to side and her eyes got shifted from Doctor. Robin Witterman to me. Her dead eyes meet my cold one. “She was right….. When she said you will save me…..” Chloe said with a shallow smile “Doctor I need to talk to him alone” she further said and turned to Doctor. Robin Witterman. Doc

She yelled and hurriedly went in. "Doc Melanie, you can't be here.." Doc Judy said. Actually the doctor attending to Dan was a very renowned doctor, an ex doctor in the hospital. He came immediately they notified him about Dan's condition and also he was Alfred's friend. "I'm a doctor too so I have the right to be here!" She yelled struggling with Doc Judy. Doc judy left her immediately she saw she was uncontrollable "Get me the cardiac defibrillator now! "I 2.. All clear...

I asked, suspicion creeping into my voice. “We got stopped on the way here. A soldier attacked me when I refused to bribe him. He’s one of the Moon Growlers. They’re all over the city now.” “Have you seen any White Walkers?” “Yeah, they stepped in and saved me. Now, can I see the patient?” he asked, rolling up his sleeves with determination. Dr. Jafar worked on Leah for several hours, painstakingly removing bullet fragments from her chest. I stood by, watching as he extracted each piece one by one, my unease growing with every passing minute.

He flashed her a quick smile. Chad looked confused but Calista felt reassured. Doctor Caleb had been her physician since the accident happened and it felt good to be back in familiar territory. "Why do you think it's not the other way around, Doc?" She answered in the same manner and the doctor chuckled mildly. She turned to Chad and gave his hand a light squeeze—he eased up.

The girl seemed willing to talk. - The Doctor. Jonathan asked me to tell you that he will be coming soon, it won't be long... I'm Chang, I work on the ward in the surgery ward. A patient of mine was operated on this afternoon for appendicitis... Dr. Jonathan did a wonderful operation, in fact he always does. If I were you, I wouldn't listen to what Chris said. He says a lot of lip service. In fact, he is one of Dr. Jonathan though doesn't like to admit it. Chris seems a little crazy and irresponsible but when he's working he's unrecognizable, serious and focused.

She then stood up and walked into the Doctor's office. Jonas wants to go in too, but again Christian blocks him. "You stay outside," Christian says. There was nothing Jonas could do but give in. He stays outside the room while Christian closes the door. "I hope everything you've been worrying about is over after this. It would help if you focused on your life, Christian," Jonas muttered. Inside the Doctor's office, Christian shows Natasha to the Doctor. Doctor Nick Brown. "This women, Doctor. She's the one who always makes my heart beat faster. I'm not lying. If you don't believe it, you can check it out," Christian says.

The walls of the room seemed to close in on me, and I fought to steady my breath, knowing that the worst was yet to come. When Alpha Logan returned, he came along with a doctor. The doctor was dressed in a dark, meticulously tailored frock coat with brass buttons that gleamed in the dim light. His face was framed by a pair of round, wire-rimmed spectacles perched on his nose, and his thin, wiry mustache twitched slightly as he examined me with a discerning gaze. Logan’s tone was sharp as he ordered, “Doctor Farkas, kindly perform some tests on her and find out what’s wrong. I need to know if she’s a liability.”

It was a lie, but since she was human, that was the only thing she might listen to. “So you mean to say that you allow your servants to look so tardy and unkempt while you look…” She paused to look me up and down again and again. “…well, not any different,” she added. “Still, sir, I can’t give you that information.” Right then, a doctor stepped out. I recognized him immediately, and he did too. “Beta Cullen,” he bowed. He was one of our pack doctors who worked here to help our members get access to more modern medicines.

His voice was sharp, like a command. I blinked, remembering that we weren’t alone. Four figures stood near the far wall. Two warriors, stiff and expressionless. A woman in healer’s robes stepped forward. Her scent marked her as the pack doctor. She hesitated, glancing at Alpha Jaxon. “Alpha—” “Check her,” he ordered. I stiffened as the doctor approached, her fingers cool and professional as she pressed against my wrist, my temple. She checked my pulse, the healing wounds on my skin, the bruises that already healed but left a mark. Alpha Jaxon sat unnervingly still, watching her every movement.

Said the female private doctor that Primo got for Georgia, who has a smile of relief on her face with her hand carrying a chart where Georgia’s internal environment of the body was recorded. After hearing the most important thing from the doctor’s mouth, Primo then immediately told her to leave. The doctor ceased from walking as she reached the doorway, turned her head where she saw Primo’s relief while deeply looking at the unconscious woman. Perhaps, the man noticed her and raised his eyes on her. In response, the doctor smiled and left after closing the door.