The Doctor's Apprentice Novels & Stories

AJ AJ evaluated the doctor standing in front of him. The man looked far too young to be a real medical doctor, but his coat had the “Dr.” embroidered on it and so did his name badge. “Where did you say you went to medical school?” AJ asked as the doctor checked Kat’s vitals and asked her questions about how she was feeling. “Harvard,” the doctor replied. “With undergrad at Yale. My diplomas are in my office if you’d like to see them.”

I ask my dragon. “Not from this distance. You would need to get at least two feet closer” he states. I make the conscious decision to look down as he speaks just in case his eyes flash. I set a reminder to look in the mirror as we have a conversation as soon as I can. The apprentice doctor finally decides to do something in the silence as I wait. “We will see you in the labs later” he states as he gives the good doctor a meaningful look. The Doctor waves him out of the room as he takes a seat at his desk. My brain works quickly as I try to think of a way to get into the room. I haven’t been past the door jam in nearly a decade. I know that if I just waltz right in then it would look suspicio

"I heard that he came from a family of imperial doctors, so his medical skills must be very superb." "That little assistant has just studied with Doctor Charles for a long time, and he hasn't officially apprenticed to the teacher, and he doesn't know much, and he is afraid that he will not be able to enter the master smoothly if he is detected, and he didn't say what specific prescription Doctor Charles prescribed." "But if Doctor Charles can really cure her, and he won't say to Mr. Zorion that he can only live for a year, I guess he can't cure her, so he can only prescribe some nourishing decoction for Sasha to hang her life."

He had once taken on 18 apprentices of the Ninth Gate and won, so he was well-known in the martial arts world. Chuck Langley was one of the elders of the North Doctors. He was an expert in medicine with exceptional skills. He had cured many important people suffering from chronic diseases, so he was known as one of the top four doctors among the North Doctors. "Dr. Langley, can my son's injury be treated? Lorraine asked nervously.

Qin Haodong. The host was even more surprised when he heard that. He was a professional host, indeed, so he didn't panic out and kept asking. "Dr. James, you're a member of the World Medical Association. Why would you be the apprentice of a 20-year-old doctor? Did you say it wrong? Are you Doctor Qin's teacher?"

She was honey-tongued and likable. “Angel is staying at her grandmother’s place to spend her summer holiday. I didn’t depart from my house. I went to Annenburg a few times, but I didn’t get to meet the genius doctor. I managed to meet Dr. Carden, though.” Upon hearing that, Camryn was slightly nervous. Dr. Carden was the apprentice of the genius doctor and also his only apprentice. The genius doctor had passed on all his medical knowledge to Dr. Carden, who excelled at poisoning. She was a toxicology expert.

“Keep up the good work! Strive for an even greater performance next time!” With that, they turned and walked away. What?! Cassandra, who had expected the two renowned doctors to accept her as an apprentice, was stunned and rooted to the spot. That wasn’t how she had envisioned it! What was going on? She was confident that her test paper would earn her high marks! Had the two of them never intended to take on apprentices? Unable to contain her curiosity, she turned her gaze to see the two elderly men heading in another direction. Frederick was lying down, fast asleep.

“Since this young man is Naomi’s apprentice and has this set of golden needles, please let him have a try!” “No way!” Before Old Mister Lively made his decision, Paulo’s aunt immediately refused. “How can you let an unknown lad treat my dad? The National Doctor Caden has come to our house!” Paulo’s aunt then turned to Old Mister Lively and persuaded him earnestly, “Dad, Dr. Caden is the youngest and most famous National Doctor...” “The National Doctor? Everyone knows that he is unworthy of his reputation, and he stole this title from my master’s mum Rachel!”

"What we just saw is classified medical information about Miss Hart's condition. Anyone who speaks about this outside this room will be terminated immediately. Are we clear?" Everyone nodded, too shocked to argue. "Mary, with me. Now." Dr. Stevens grabbed my arm and pulled me from the emergency room into a private office. He closed the door and turned to face me. "What are you?" "I'm just an intern." "Don't lie to me. I've been a doctor for thirty years. I've seen a lot of things. But I've never seen anyone heal wounds with glowing hands through touch alone. That's not normal wolf healing. That's something else entirely."

Alex cursed himself for becoming so mesmerized by the strange and disturbing environment that he forgot to stay alert. Before he could make a run for it, guards swarmed around him, cutting off any chance of escape. His heart raced violently in his chest, hammering against his ribcage. The reality of what he had stumbled upon—the dark side of the medical world—was far more terrifying than anything he had ever imagined. “You shouldn’t have come here alone, boy,” one of the doctors said. From Alex’s perspective, the man didn’t look much like a typical doctor—he was casually dressed, with a white coat that seemed hastily thrown on, likely grabbed from the lab’s dressing room.