Playing Doctor Novels & Stories

Zelda walked into the nearby clinic, her heart filled with a mixture of anticipation and nerves. She had been feeling different lately, and her intuition urged her to seek medical guidance. The kindly doctor greeted her and led her into an examination room. The doctor attentively listened to Zelda as she described her recent experiences and the changes she had noticed in her body. With a gentle smile, the doctor reassured her that she was in good hands. Carefully, the doctor began to conduct a thorough examination, ensuring no detail was overlooked.

He doesn’t want that for me. I wasn’t intentionally playing the pity card or wanting to remind me about my horrible pains and struggles. It’s just the best way I knew I could introduce myself to him to hear it right. He is a doctor that treats many patients and meets many patients in a day. He must have heard so many names.

I had heard rumors about a beautiful female doctor in our hospital's urology department named Jade Clemens. It was said her face had an angelic innocence, yet her figure sparked imagination. Many male doctors were eager to meet her; some even went directly to the urology clinic to register as her patients. The doctors from the anesthesiology department where I worked often mentioned her, joking that they would make appointments with her someday to get a "thorough examination". I told them not to go too far and to respect her profession, but they replied, "The lady herself doesn't mind, so why are you so concerned?"

I secretly throw the medicine in the trash bin while she was not looking at me. “W-Who’s your doctor here?” I asked, still trying to act. Damn! I need this information. “The doctor here is Doc. Raymond Madrigal. He’s a specialist,” the nurse said. Raymond Madrigal, huh? It does not a ring a bell. I haven’t heard that name with the wolves around me. “Looks like he’s good huh?” I said while staring at the window.

"You're closest with first aid. It doesn't seem serious enough for a real doctor." I rolled my eyes and pressed the mic button while jogging. "I am a doctor," I replied, my frustration evident. After all, I had an MD. As I slowed down and approached the girl and Ashton, Perry felt the need to chime in, "Doesn't it strike anyone else as odd that he only reminds us he's a doctor when we question his credentials? Any other time, he's the one telling us he can't prescribe medicine, can't work in a hospital, can't—"

"Do you even know the identity of the legend who's about to heal you?" I blinked. Before I could answer, he continued excitedly. "He's what people call the Miracle Doctor. Surgery is his specialty. Anything that requires fixing. Anything requiring reconstruction..." "Anything needing perfect realignment...he does it." Doctor Grant practically looked like an obsessed fan. Those kinds that stalked Kpop stars. "His basic consultation f*e is one million dollars." My eyes widened. For the first time since entering the hospital, the pain in my arm momentarily disappeared from my thoughts. "One million dollars?"

“With my schedule? Gretta already does enough.” “Well...ask her. Worst she can say is no.” He leans back, visibly relaxing. “I’m actually here for a job interview. Hoping to scale back a bit.” “Oh yeah? What do you do?” He pauses, like he’s weighing my reaction. “I’m a doctor.” I feign surprise. “Really? What kind?” “Diagnostician.” “Ah," I say, snapping my fingers. "Like Dr. House on that TV show?” He laughs. “Something like that. Less dramatic, more paperwork.”

John stood there in a sad mood after hearing the doctor's words. Seeing John's despair, the doctor said again, "I know it is very difficult to find the magical doctor now. No one knows where he lives, no one even knows if the doctor is a man or a female. But find the doctor anyway because he is the only one who can heal your boss's leg. I want to tell you something. I know from a secret source that the Magical Doctor likes to live a simple life. So don't just look for him in big hospitals. Look for him in small-town hospitals and village hospitals.

JONATHAN "I need you to clarify something," I called out to the doctor. The doctor looked at me with a calm expression that many doctors seemed to have. His hands rested loosely in front of him as he decided how much to say about a woman who hadn’t mentioned my name. "I'm not her physician," he said carefully. "I understand that." "So anything I say would be based on observations, not disclosure." "Then give me your observations." He studied me carefully to be sure I was using the information for a good cause.

To him, being a doctor means saving life of others, and how they treat those lives who need their help determines how serious they are in the expertise. Of course, there are also wicked doctors like in the movies or real life experiences, and that also concerned Jai for a moment. Like, what if this is a scam? Or what if this doctor turned out to be a psychopath and Jai indirectly helping him get his next victim? But Jai erased those thoughts aside. From their interaction today, Jai assumed that Doctor Prime is legit. ‘But the real question is, how can I coax Miria to have another checkup with a different doctor?’ Jai thought as he jogged around the village.