Romance About Doctors Novels & Stories

“You act like you were here for weeks.” She rolled her eyes. “Hospitals are not exactly fun, Roman.” The doctor chuckled. “I’ll leave you two to get ready. A nurse will be in soon with some paperwork for you to sign. Then you can go home. Oh, and no driving for a few days as well.” As soon as the door closed behind the doctor, Roman turned to her. “You should have seen your face when he said no sex.” Blair arched an eyebrow. “I didn’t think it needed to be said.”

It was the look of a man who knew he held the world in his palm. "Romance?" Jake’s laugh was short and dry. "Let's be clear. In this industry, we see women like that every day. They think a kiss is a shortcut to a headline or a payout. If she’s really a doctor, then I feel sorry for her patients. Medicine requires discipline and self-respect; she clearly has neither. She isn't a medical professional; she’s a desperate groupie and an embarrassment to the medical profession. I’d never let a woman like that treat anyone on my team, let alone me." The breakroom was silent. I stood in the doorway, paralyzed. My colleagues turned, finally noticing me. Their expressions shifted from amusement to ho

Stacy expressed her surprise. "Oh, I gave up for a while, because school got so tough and it felt like I might lose my mind. Now, I want to start again." "What is it going to be about? Do you have an idea of the theme and genre already?" Stacy inquired. "Yes," she smiled, "It is going to be a medical romance between a patient and a doctor. Since it is my profession, I think I would enjoy writing it more," Stacy grinned happily at the thought of the great plot that she was planning to put down in writing.

I laughed at his uprightness. "Absolutely not! What do you take me for?! I didn't go to years in college to get my license as a doctor just to do something shady!" The doctor exoloded. "If you want someone who can do your dirty work, there are lots of doctors who are willing to accept a huge payout from you Damian Russo, but I am not going to be that man." Doctor Stefano rubbed his forehead as of he was stressed, then fixed his glasses. The man was a talker and still had a lot to say.

This is going to put him between the rock and a hard place. "You have my words" The doctor promised. Turning to Romeo,he instructed "Make a research and see if I can find other physicians who are specialised in this branch of medicine" "Alright sir," Romeo replied. "Get out!" Louis commanded, glaring at the doctor. The doctor took his briefcase and left the office. Louis Hayden didn't know the enormous favour he did to him to have asked him to leave. The last thing he wanted at that moment was to stand before his fury and coldness. That dude possesses an intimidating aura.

if he didn't come late, Lucia wouldn't have sat in the regular restaurant. The setting of the place looked romantic, with the candle lights and rose petals. If they hate being dating for a long time, it would seem like he wanted to propose to her. Lucia saw the servants bring in the food slowly. in a short time, the table was filled with different expensive foods. Renee must have been prepared for their date. She thought. A doctor is a romantic person and he is qualified to be her ideal boyfriend. Lucia smiled at him. "Doctor, you sure know how to please a woman," Lucia commented. She loved everything she was seeing. Especially the scent he chooses. It was such a short period, how did he man

"Would you have come to dinner?" My silence gave him his answer. "That's what I thought.” I crossed to the window and stood with my back to him and looked out at the courtyard "I'm a doctor." My reflection looked back at me. Pale. "I save lives. That's the whole point of me. That's the only thing I've ever been certain of." "I know." "And you—" I stopped. "And I do the opposite. Yes. I know that too." I turned around. He was already standing.

“Um, duh. Hell, yeah. Is it a swanky gig? I love the rich folks. The men always tip very well and the women tip even better to try and keep me from flirting with their men.” I rolled my eyes. “It’s pretty swanky. It’s for a doctors’ group.” Her eyes lit up. “No way! Man candy! Hell yeah, I’ll work it.” I laughed. “You know there are just as many women doctors nowadays.” “Yes, but that’s okay. There are still plenty of male docs to choose from.”

Marius was furious when he saw that he had failed to lecture Sebastian and had gotten sniped at instead. He stood up and pointed angrily at Sebastian as he said, "That's not going to work on me! Which medical school did you graduate from? Do you know who I am? How dare you speak to me like that?" Marius took out a document, which was proof of his membership in the World Doctors' Association. He waved it around in front of Sebastian's nose. The World Doctors' Association was an elite organization that every doctor in the world dreamt of joining. It had a monopoly on the most advanced medical equipment and the most cutting-edge theses. It also had the best research organizations.

"Bring it on, vampire. I'm ready for anything." With a playful gleam in his eyes, Jonathan leaned in and captured my lips once again, this time with a mix of tenderness and mischief. Our laughter dissolved into a passionate embrace. At that moment, surrounded by the aroma of breakfast cooking and the warmth of our connection, I realized that our love was not just about the serious moments or the battles we faced. It was also about finding joy and laughter in the simplest of moments, cherishing the lightheartedness that kept our spirits alive.