Quotes From Doctor Strange Novels & Stories

His mouth was opened. " He seems to be shocked, you didn't tell him, how you cook breakfast for me wearing my shirt in my kitchen?? " Dr Parth said with a smirk. I was shocked as hell. " What the hell is he talking about?? " Dr Vidyut seemed to have the shock of his life. " He is mad and making me go mad too. Ughhh I need to go home. " I said to Vidyut. " Yes, I am mad and I do bite people, I don't like... Do run for your dear life, leave us alone if you don't want this one to be your last birthday. " He said and Dr Vidyut glared at him.

He chuckles in response, “Thank you, Maddox, or should I call you Alpha?” Maddox smirks and says, “I’m not officially your Alpha yet so Maddox is just fine.” Sebastian nods his head and says, “Thank you, Maddox.” There’s a knock on the door and the doctor walks in. Immediately he bows his head to Maddox and says, “Mr. Stark, it’s a surprise to see you here.” The doctor looks back at Sebastian and says, “You’re completely fine, sir, you’re free to go whenever you want.”

Because for a second there I’d have sworn he had a cape. “Alright, Adrianna,” I heard Doctor Strange say. “Just try to relax.” I let out a small breath as I leaned back, allowing my body to sink into the bed. The ceiling above me blurred as I stared at it, my thoughts drifting in and out like waves. A dull cramp tugged at my stomach, making me shift slightly. “That’s normal,” the doctor’s voice floated back to me.

At this time, Socrates's expression changed drastically, and he yelled at the general manager, Sam, "You’re crossing the line! Sterling Technology is so arrogant and domineering. How could you not respect us?” Sam was stunned, "Mr. Socrates, I don't quite understand what you mean." "You don't understand? Haha, who doesn't know that this is the second test? Do you really think we are idiots?" Socrates patted his chest. "I am the best doctor in the world, and I’ve been entrusted by a friend to treat Nelson. It is his honor for me to come treat him. There are so many people around the world who beg me to treat them, but I turn them all down.

I yelped. "Sigmund," barked the stranger, whom I realized was wearing a gray tee, as he took a few steps towards us. Who are you? I've wanted to ask him but I can't find the strength to do so. "I'm sorry," the doctor—Sigmund—murmured. "The fact that your senses are working is great. Now I'll have to ask whether or not you remember anything."

He asks, and I struggle to pick my jaw up from the floor. This man is the epitome of evil. He has the damn cure, and he’s here talking about a temporary cure. “I haven’t met someone as monstrous as you are! A temporary cure?” I yell, causing me to cough up a larger chunk of blood. “Easy. You should stop exerting stress on yourself,” the doctor says, and my brows furrow. “Then tell him to give me the damn cure! He has it and he won’t give it to…” I cough up a larger chunk, and I feel my entire gut hooked on my throat like my entire intestines are about to fall out of my throat.

Zack asked, "calm down, you are brought here some hours ago," the doctor says, "What happened to me?" Zack asked, "calm down, please don't talk for now," the doctor says, and the doctor gave him food and he ate a little and the doctor gave him medication and the doctor left him and she told the nurse that "watching him, please, don't allow anybody to see him," the doctor says and she left the intensive care, "Please, I need some water" Zack says

Solen Madrid came to a halt and looked at their master, who sat in front of her. “Did you know they kicked your daughter out of the mansion?” She shook her head and took a deep breath. “I do not know where your daughter is going. TSK.” Solen bowed because it was her fault her plan had failed. Scarlet Knights, as their master pointed out, are a dangerous opponent. “Mr. Smith,” “How is Solen, Doc?” The Doctor sighed and handed the laptop to Mr. Smith. “I noticed a strange medicine, and I’m not sure what it is; I don’t know where they got the medicine that will numb a person’s entire body,” said the doctor, shaking his head as he clarified how to treat Solen.

the doctor said, the words slowly dripping from his mouth like he was unsure how to pronounce him. I blinked. “That’s impossible,” I said, shaking my head. “Yes,” the doctor agreed, staring at me with those huge golden eyes. “It absolutely is impossible.” The silence that followed was somehow more uncomfortable than the ones at the Council Chambers just a few hours before.

Laziel moved first. He was across the room in a blur, wrenching open the door and bellowing for Strauss. The wiry doctor arrived within minutes, his gnarled hands already filled with needles and herbs that rippled with diagnostic magic before he’d fully crossed the threshold. He froze when he saw us—all four of us, half-dressed, still reeking of sex and blood and shared claiming. His bushy eyebrows shot up. "Well," he muttered, "that explains the bond stability." Dante snarled. "Focus, old man."