Stempel Dokter Novels & Stories

The doctor raised a thick suspicious brow at Rod and Stella and noticed the squabble that must have occurred between them and he inquired, “Who are you, ma’am? I hope you don’t mind if I ask.” Stella rolled her eyes at Rod, wondering if he thought she was going to appoint him as my husband. She knew the look on Rod’ face was as a result of her denial of him. But she nerve gave a short about his feelings. “Join me in the office, madam,” the doctor mustered, and added, “You have got documents to sign before I can commence the surgery.”

as she pressed her lips together. Ty turned to look at me waiting for me to respond to her. He was a scary guy when he was angry. I decided to tread carefully. “He is family,” I said and she gave me a nod before she knocked and opening the door. “Doctor I have the patient’s husband and…” “Brother,” Ty finished the sentence and I nodded in agreement and the nurse left and we went in. “Gentlemen, please sit,” the doctor responded, pointing at the seats in front of him and we both sat waiting for him to speak again, “I’m doctor Raymond but you can call me Stanley,”

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.

the doctor says, looking back at Arthur. "He's Arthur Sterling, Doctor," the first nurse said. The doctor cocked his eyebrow, giving her the 'of course I know he's my patient’. "Like Sterling of Sterling Global Companies," she explained further, and his eyes widened into saucers. "Oh!...I'm…" He cut his words off and swallowed a little embarrassed. "If that's the case, young lady, I think I need to be talking to a closer family member who knows of his condition, I'm so sorry I may have revealed confidential information," he said, looking troubled all of a sudden.

Elliot's office occupied the highest level of the building. Terry's personal doctor, Randall Strolmann, was already examining Elliot as Terry introduced him. "This is Dr. Randall M. Strolmann, our family doctor and the best in the business. He's been renowned abroad since his youth and specializes in your exact condition. He'll cure you for sure!"

I needed… me back. *** The next day, I found myself standing outside a small, discreet clinic tucked between two apartment buildings downtown. A white sign read: “Dr. Adrian Cole — Specialist in Women’s Health & Confidence.” My hands shook as I pushed the door open. The faint scent of vanilla and antiseptic hit me immediately, tangling with the memory of Ethan’s cologne, the lipstick, the betrayal. My stomach twisted. “Can I help you?” a receptionist asked, smiling warmly. “Yes… I have an appointment with Dr. Cole,” I said, my voice barely above a whisper.

April “Ms. Angel, my name is Doctor Koppler. I’m the head physician of the pack hospital. I will be leading the testing because of your amazing skill at curing even the complicated disease of the Beta Female if you are okay with it.” I cringe as I’m still not used to being the false surname we gave them. “Please, call me April, and yes, I’m okay with that,” I say with a smile as the doctor sits down on a round chair with wheels.

I shut the door behind us. "My lovely wife, Raina...Raina this is Doctor Steve, he is a neurosurgeon and he is Dr. John, the dermatologist, and Dr. Riyaz, a neurosurgeon." I shake my hands with all the doctors and smiled politely at them. None of them look much old, maybe they are in their late 30s or in their early 40s. "You are very pretty, Raina". Dr. Riyaz the man of color said.

she said, as if she is having a hard time explaining this to me. I looked at her with a doubtful stare. “Ah! So, she’s a doctor quak?” I asked. My teacher said that they were called doctor quak because they are untrained people who pretend to be a doctor to cure the people who are sick using herbs or not medically advisable. I remember that my Science teacher said that they could not be trusted either. He used to say that, “All doctors are doctors, but not all doctors are professional doctors, so you should always be careful and consult to a licensed doctor.”