Pernikahan Dokter Novels & Stories

"Who the hell even commits a crime in the open before? The doctor said it was wedding nerves and I believe him, seeing as you are going crazy over someone who has gone extinct," Valerie frowned, "Ha ha, you are so funny Maria, and Doctor Dae didn't even finish high school! He doesn't know shit! He's only a doctor because of nepotism. This is my second marriage and it's neither forced nor abusive, so why would I get wedding nerves now when I didn't even get it when I was about to get married to Alex?" She asked and continued, "If anything, I wish someone had hit my head with a pan five years ago so I don't have to meet Fareeda,"

Renata paced her room with the gathered documents in her hands, she went through them a million times, making sure she had not made a mistake somewhere. The information was vivid, and so was the signature and name underneath it. Only two parties signed the documents, Santiago and his doctor. She was confused about when he had gotten the vasectomy surgery done. Without wasting further time, she flipped through the pages of the documents one more time… and there it was. It was dated two weeks after their wedding. She thought hard about it and how possible it was.

Then he said, “Are you aware of what you just signed?” Damien’s brow lifted slightly. “No. But I’m guessing it’s another one of your precious empire deals?” Richard exhaled slowly, still watching his son. “You just signed a court-issued marriage contract, Damien. You’ll be marrying Dr. Aria Hart — your psychiatrist.” Damien froze. For a moment, he thought he misheard. “What?” His voice came out lower, tighter. “You heard me,” Richard said plainly. “It’s done.” Damien blinked, still trying to process it. “You can’t be serious.”

The blonde-haired doctor greeted her wife, or not, as she walked nearer to where we were, and the woman beside me stood up while wearing a broad smile on her face. "You know how much I hate latecomers and coming late, Doctor. Our little Rian would be home from school soon, and I suggest we better get home early so we would have enough time to prepare for some things before we go to the venue for her birthday party." The gorgeous lawyer answered as she put down the bottled water and ID card on the couch to hold the doctor's gown to take it off from the woman wearing it. They are confirmed wife and wife. Then my mouth dropped in a bit of surprise when they kissed right before me. Mmm. What a v

The doctor said. The doctor who was much older than anyone around made Chan walk with him and asked quietly, “How long have you been married?” “Around a week.” Chan replied. “Was your wife against this marriage?” The doctor calmly asked again as if he was talking to his child. Chan got disturbed on hearing that question but answered him patiently, “She had no rejection. And we knew each other for about a year.” “Then, you must know what triggered her panic, don’t you? I see that you are also hurt.”

Realization dawned on Xoan, and he quickly interrupted, "It was an accident. She inadvertently took it. That's why I brought her here." The doctor's stern expression softened. "Well, it's clear you haven't taken advantage of the situation. You're a good man," he commented, albeit with a hint of surprise. "Quite the husband material." Impulsively, Xoan responded, "We are married." He promptly produced two official-looking booklets—their marriage certificates. Raising his eyebrows in astonishment, the doctor joked, "Perhaps you should also get a check-up, given how you're holding back from your wife. Surely there's no...issue?"

he asked hesitantly. When Rhett McCall refused to elevate their relationship for years, the doctor suspected that something was wrong somewhere and he’s been regretting his decision ever since then. “I’m okay doctor, I’m here to refresh your memory about a promise,” She said. “A promise?” “Yes, My Fiancé might come looking for you anytime soon, make sure to stick to our plan, please. I don’t want him distracted from our wedding preparations for now” She sassily said. “Congratulations in advance Ma’am,” The doctor said and resumed his work.

“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.