She Made A Comeback As A Renowned Doctor Novels & Stories

She smirked again, she's back to make them all pay. Now, she's the Legendary miracle doctor of the West. Over the years, she has helped many people cure their incurable diseases. She's like a savior to mankind. She had since received support from both the government of the West as well as the top ten families in the west. Because of her skill, she has not only become popular but extraordinarily wealthy. She had also trained many staff, teaching them the act of traditional medicine while blending it with modern medicine. She's been able to build her own hospital in the West. Last year, she commenced the building of a mega hospital here at Leaf City and at the moment, it's now functioning and

Disbelief was on my face, wanting to make sure she was not saying that out of Ace’s threats. She indeed, her face brightened up as she smiled at me, I must say that the way her eyes crinkle is adorable to look at as if she doesn’t have any problems in the world. “Yes, that man there made me comfortable. He didn’t force me to come here, in fact, I came here willingly.” She said. I looked at her in awe. She looks pretty. I am amazed someone like her is a doctor. She’s cheerful and seems to love her work. As if a doctor was meant for her...

’ she asked, her voice a gravelly murmur. ‘My… friend. He was in a fight,’ I explained, a little worried by her age and the general ‘part-time’ vibe of the place. ‘Is there another doctor on duty?’ She gave a dry chuckle. ‘I’m Doctor Shaw. And around here, I’m the only game in town. I’m a part-time sawbones and a full-time fisherwoman, but I assure you, my credentials are in order.’ She stood, her movements surprisingly spry, and gestured for Lochlan to follow her into a small examination room. ‘Right, come on then. Let’s have a look at you.’

So I imagined her on the TV. But she was the one. She looked clean, different, and professional. And to top it up, she looked more confident, way more confident than she looked when she came here a few months ago. Or should I say a year ago? It made no sense. Everything had been ruined. Everything had been scattered. She lost everything. She lost Aiden too. She lost Mom's trust. How is she capable? How is she back on the news? How is she thriving? I brought out my phone immediately and started searching for information about Sophia, typing down her name when I saw it linked to a charity.

One of the doctors praised her as they made their hourly round through the wards. Another supported immediately, “I know, right? She came from a tribe of doctors and was the most brilliant doctor they had in ages. It’s a pity that she was exiled from the pack when she was doing well, but seeing how she didn’t let that get to her when she was outside the pack, instead she came up with upgraded knowledge. I want to be like her” she blushed. “Do you want to be banished then?” another doctor threw in and she paused.

“I am not giving up, not now, not ever. Especially not when Doctor B is here.” The certainty in her tone settled heavily on my shoulders. She believed in me completely. And I could not afford to fail her. “The Healers at the hospital might not be thrilled to see me again,” I admitted, a small part of me still remembering the tension, the quiet resentment that had once followed me through those halls. Caterina let out a soft, almost amused breath. “Are you serious? You made them look better just by existing in the same space. Your presence alone improved their reputation. If anything, they will be grateful you are back.”

“Oh my God, she saved him!” Jessica froze, her mouth falling open in shock. Her face drained of all color. I bit back a sob of relief, my hand trembling as I stroked Liam’s damp hair. “That’s it, sweetheart. Breathe for me. You’re safe now.” The people around us began murmuring again, but this time in awe. “Wait… isn’t she—” “I’ve seen her before… in the medical journals…” “That’s Doctor Sky, the renowned surgeon! The one from abroad!”

She smiles faintly. “Mr. Reyes,” she says softly. Adrian stops several feet away. “You’re a long way from the hospital, Doctor.” “Yes.” “Running from federal investigators is rarely a good career move.” Her smile doesn’t change. “I’m not running.” “Then why are you here?” Dr. Monteverde’s gaze slides toward me. “Because she remembered.” My pulse spikes. “You knew I would.” “Yes.” “When?” Her answer is immediate. “The moment you woke up.”

She began to walk again, needing the exercise, needing to put the weight of responsibility from her shoulders for a time. She had found her cottage, the barest bones of a home, and over the last few months had turned it into a sanctuary. Shutters blocked out the sunlight during the day. A generator provided the lights and necessary power for her computer. A modern bathroom and kitchen had been the next priority. Slowly She had acquired books, supplies, and everything needed for the emergency care of patients. Though She hoped never to have to use her skills here - the fewer people who knew of her existence, the better off she was and the more time she could devote to her valuable research -

“This is the newly promoted vice president of the hospital, Dr. Ella Graves. She may need to learn from you in the future.” Shane was filled with surprise. It never occurred to him that the doctor who had saved him was quite young and beautiful. At that moment, he took a glance at Rosalie subconsciously. ‘If you’re not going to work harder for it, he might be won over by someone else.’ Rosalie was quite astonished as well when she saw Ella. She had heard that the doctor who performed the surgery on Shane was a famous female expert in the medical field. She never thought that the doctor would be so young.