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He opened the door to a room and we stepped inside. The doctor’s office that I was assigned to was designed in a minimalistic way. The interior details and furniture were very simple but elegant as it harmonized with the neutral colors of the hospital. But in this room, there were darker shades. The bookshelves were filled with medical books such as anatomy and physiology, and other health-related stuff. One look inside this room, you would already know that a bachelor resided. “I’ll leave you here. Dr. Sebastian will be back in a minute.”

The Councilwoman held a cloth to her nose as she spoke. The two human guards paled slightly. "We will be outside. Call if you need us." "More and more curious this is all becoming," the doctor mumbled to himself. Ravenna heard him. "I came for your medical skills, not your comments," she snapped. The doctor inclined his head and hurried to a shelf of bound books. The physician kept note on his discovered as well as other medical knowledge on various book cases around his room and surgery. By now, he had a small, priceless library. "Believe it or not, few murders occur in the palace," the doctor felt the need to fill the silence, "but when they do, I usually hand over most of my notes to the

“Well, she was transferred to another room by a certain man.” I heard ‘man’ and immediately all the warning bells in my head started to ring. “Who is this man? Where is he from? How does he know her?” The doctor shrugged. “Look, I don’t know all the details, man.” But then he slid a document to me as I looked at it. “What’s this?” “Open it.” But I refused. I took the document and flung it across the room as I got to my feet, my face fuming with rage, as the doctor could see that right now I was not about to play around.

Alex said with a smile. The Ultimate Book of Medicine handed down by his ancestors was powerful indeed, but it was a huge system. In fact, the most important thing was self-cultivation. The targets of the Ultimate Book of Medicine were mostly aimed at cultivators. However, it was different for the Immortal Doctor’s Legacy. Every generation of the Immortal Doctors would integrate their own experience into the legacy. It could be said that for countless years, the Immortal Doctor’s Legacy was the crystallized power of countless mighty medical practitioners.

He recalled with a flash the reason he had come to the hospital in the first place. With a pit in his stomach, he realized that his best friend had not only raped him but also drugged him. He quietly shook his head, “No, doctor I don’t want this to be a police case. I remember now - I had taken the drugs myself.” He quickly exited the cubicle to save himself from another of the doctor’s lectures about drug safety and met with a patiently waiting Eleanor on the seats outside who stood up at the sight of him and eagerly asked, “ What was he saying?”

“Please, let’s speak in my office.” I followed him through the hallways, stepping over bloodied rags and trays of untouched food, until we reached his office. Without preamble, I pulled the book from under my arm and handed it to him. “This might have what we need,” I said. “Go through it. Test everything. By the end of the week, I want people receiving treatment.” The doctor’s hands trembled as he took it. He swallowed hard, nodding. “Yes, Your Majesty. I won’t fail you.”

"To the very end, Emily." Samantha blinks, the image of doctor, sat behind her desk, is clear before her eyes. It still amazes her, this place. Doctor office had always scared her, the big bookshelf behind her, going as far up as the ceiling and holding hundreds of books, some of them so thick Samantha wondered if the doctor had ever read them; the big mahogany desk that held only a few simple belongings: a lamp, a pen, thedoctor notebook and a coffee mug. The doctor looks so tiny behind it, a small silhouette, black rimmed glasses and an impassive face. To this day, Samantha still wondered what the doctor really saw when he looked at her. His face was unreadable.

The doctor chuckled as he said, “Not just a baby. But babies. Your babies are fine, perfectly fine and from what I can see, they are very healthy and strong as well.” A. Gupta Please leave a comment and share, support on review section of the book's main page. Thankyou 🫶

I said and ran my fingers through my hair. The doctor became silent after hearing my explanation. He stared at me first before he stood up. He walked away and headed to his mini library inside his office and searched for a book that no one knew what it was. He ran his fingers in every book as he walked slowly and then, stopped at the black book at the end of the bookshelf. He took it and read the title that was written in another language. After that, he opened it and searched for something. He paused for a while and slowly looked in my direction. My right eyebrow rose at the way he looked at me.

I countered. "Excuse me!!" He scowled. "You are excused." I scoffed, earning a chuckle from Granny Petra. The doctor glared at me, his grip on the clipboard tightening as he looked unwilling to accept defeat. "Doctors are supposed to suggest solutions that take their patients' emotional and physical well-being into consideration, not just what they read straight out of a textbook." I stated, returning the glare. "If anything happens to her, it's on you." He huffed, turning to walk away.