Pernikahan Dokter Novels & Stories

“Please, have faith in the Moon Goddess. Let’s hope she will bless us with a miracle to help save your mate and your pup.” He lowers his head, crying lowly, and I lift my other hand to squeeze his shoulders. I am just about to encourage him again, as the doctor who is taking care of Sammy reaches us with an expression I absolutely hate. I feel Daniel’s soul practically leave his body as the doctor starts telling him that his wife and child might not make it and even tells him to choose who he would like to keep more. My anger is about to explode from my chest, even if I know that the doctor is just trying to do his absolute best in the worst of situations as a small voice tears me out of my

I shrugged sarcastically, and he scoffed. "Young lady. We are married now, so don't you think you should treat me with some regards?" "Are we here to talk about that? Why don't we stop wasting time and just head inside, husband?" I smirked at him and took the lead while he followed me hesitantly. I had booked an appointment with the doctor right after our marriage registration. "Are you sure this doctor knows his job?" He spoke chalantly as we headed to the reception, and I bet people heard him because of the glances he was thrown, but just like the arrogant jerk he was, he didn't look like he cared about all that.

"My husband just passed away, and you expect me to smile? This hospital is inhumane! Christopher was one of your doctors, but I don't see even a trace of grief on your face! Did you want him to die?" Before long, a crowd began to gather around me. Some people began to take my side. "Leave her alone." "Her husband just died! Why should she be denied the right to cry?" "What kind of cold-hearted doctor are you? Have you never lost someone close to you? We don't mind at all, so why should you?" Just then, someone stepped forward from the crowd.

"Unless you admit that both your parents' deaths were deserved. Admit that you're a failure and that you were never good enough for me. Then transfer all your shares in the company to Hayden. "If you do that, I'll consider saving your mother." "That's outrageous!" the attending physician screamed. "Dr. Lowell, how can you say something like that? Mr. Kirkland has already humbled himself enough. Please just let him and his mother go." Hayden kicked the physician to the ground. "This doesn't concern you. Get lost, or I'll deal with you too!" The physician hit the floor hard. Blood appeared at the corner of his mouth. Even so, he struggled to sit up.

Amelia said nervously. "Don't worry Miss Amelia, I promise to guide you through this journey. I assume this is your first pregnancy" "Yes sir" she nodded "Um, can I ask you a question if you don't mind Miss Amelia?" "Sure, you can go ahead and ask whatever you want doc" The doctor adjusted on his seat and leaned forward. "Are you married?" he asked and Amelia looked at her fingers "No doc" she answered without raising her head. "Oh, I see, so sorry for asking" he apologised

My back instantly pressed against his chest as he wrapped his arm around my waist, trailing kisses along my exposed shoulder. He told me we were going to meet a professional doctor he had spoken to about my ailment. Dr. Garry Harrison or something, I couldn't quite recall his name properly. According to my husband, this doctor had been a professor to many professional doctors, and was excellent on this field.

by peers worldwide — all successful. She was affiliated with a European multinational medical conglomerate: Ashford Medical Group. Its head: Julian Ashford. Ethan spent three months negotiating, draining the last of his personal accounts to secure hosting rights for a global medical summit. His sole objective was to bring Dr. S to the table and broker a partnership. The invitation was sent out. Forty-seven days later, Ashford Medical's reply consisted of a single line: "Dr. S will attend. But not for a partnership." That same month, two things happened simultaneously.

"I think that's enough from both of you. Please have some empathy for a bachelor like me! "Since your wife is healthy, there's nothing more I can do here, Blake. It's time for me to go back. There's still a bunch of stuff I have to handle at my lab overseas." Blake stopped him. "Wait! Our wedding is next week. Please stay and attend." The doctor was not the only one surprised. Sadie was taken aback as well. She had earned a bad reputation. She was lucky enough to have gotten married, much less have a wedding. She did not even dare to imagine one.

Xavier ordered the doctor. "Okay, sir," The doctor said and entered the room. Xavier looked at his right hand. "Get the helicopter ready and tomorrow we are going to get married. Arrange everything privately" Xavier said. "But sir, Ma'am health?" His right hand asked. "Doctor said she is okay now. Just she needs to take care of her and have to take medicine timely. I do not want any media in my marriage. No business partners. It will be a private marriage" Xavier ordered him.

The doctor answers, clearly amused by Niklaus’ annoyance. “Not by my wife.” “Husband.” I stress. “I haven’t lost my gender just because you married me.” “Interesting, most people say, ‘just because we are married,’ but ‘you married me’? What great distance you put between you and the marriage.” The doctor says with a tilt of her chin. “Cut the crap, we aren’t here for a psychoanalysis, is he fixed or what?” Niklaus interjects. “Fixed? Wow… why do I see a divorce in thirty minutes?”