The Good Doctor Novel Novels & Stories

Amelia and the driver quickly walked up to him. “Doctor, is she still alive?” Mrs. Amelia curiously asked. “Yes, ma'am. You have nothing to worry about. I have good news for you.” The doctor responded with a smiling face, and Mrs. Amelia was a bit relieved. “What good news?” she inquired as she gazed at the young man in his lab coat standing before her. The doctor averted his gaze to Mrs. Amelia's driver and extended a handshake to him. The driver was lost, but he took the doctor's hand anyway.

I did not know how to tell when the time would be right, and so chose to let it dally longer as I ignored questions about the long-awaited wedding. I binge-watched the second season of The Good Doctor after the video call with Rita who was getting cold feet about her interview tomorrow. I had successfully managed to calm her down, reassuring her that it was hard for any sane human to turn a blind eye to her creativity in the fashion industry. She had sent a link over to me about the company, but I was yet to open it as I sat watching the show over dinner.

“How long ago?” “Less than an hour.” The doctor moved toward her immediately. “Sit down.” Nova hesitated. Every instinct screamed at her not to trust any of them. Kael noticed the hesitation and spoke quietly. “He’s not going to hurt you.” Nova shot him a look. “That’s easy for you to say.” The doctor sighed tiredly. “Young lady, if I wanted to hurt you, I wouldn’t have spent the last fifteen years stitching up idiots who think fighting infected creatures barehanded is a good idea.”

Goodluck didn't want to make a scene there at the hospital, he was holding himself, but already, he could feel his blood boil, he might just kill somebody. She was still as innocent and her color was more pronounced now, it could be the effect of pregnancy on her. When Dave met the doctor, he seriously entered the office, uninvited. "Doctor how is my wife? He said as he walked into the office of the doctor, the doctor was shocked because the face didn't ring a bell. Dave knew why he was staring at him that way, he didn't want to change anything, he wanted to just watch and see how sad he could make Goodluck.

The doctor shook his head and looked at him. “I have bad news and good news” he said then he looked behind him and saw Maria looking at them. “You can say it. She's my wife” Authur said holding Maria waist close to him. “Bad news or good news, which one first?” The doctor asked, looking at them. “Good news first,” Maria said.

she said slowly as the cracks of her bone filled the room. He moved towards her, trying to hold her down but was met with the greatest shock of his life. His eyes were almost popping out of their sockets as he stared at her. All his life he had prayed for this and had thought the moon goddess didn’t want him to have it, but he had not expected it to come in the form of his useless and worthless daughter. “Stacey!” He yelled out before a white light illuminated everyone. ******** hi everyone, it's Darcel again. Please your comments and likes would be deeply appreciated. I look forward to hearing from you all. And yes, the last chapter of 'the rejected doctor' would be after this. Thanks for

It didn’t seem possible. “There was nothing,” Isabelle whispered, though even as the words left her mouth, doubt crept in. “I mean, he’s been… distracted, but that’s just because of work.” “Distracted how?” the detective pressed. Isabelle shook her head, trying to piece her thoughts together. “I don’t know… distant, like his mind is always somewhere else. But that’s because he’s a surgeon. He’s dedicated to his job.” Harris nodded but didn’t seem convinced. “I understand. But we’ve been investigating a network of doctors involved in fraudulent billing and illegal organ trafficking. We’re hoping Andrew can help clear things up.”

The truth had come to light after two lifetimes! Before this moment, I had endured so much—insults, humiliation, and even the cost of my life. But now, I finally understood everything, and I reclaimed my innocence in front of everyone! I, Raymond Hayes, was not a bad person. I had always been the ordinary, kind man in the service station, simply trying to help an old lady up. Tiana didn't just bring the truth. She also brought compensation with her. I was given one million dollars, a government job, and most importantly, a letter of commendation from the authorities.

“My wife. My perfect, fierce wife.” We didn’t make it back to the penthouse right away. The hospital was a blur of white coats and questions. Kael stayed glued to my side, hand never leaving mine, while the doctor cleaned and stitched my arm. The bond kept feeding him my pain—every prick of the needle, every bandage wrap—until he looked like he was about to snap. When we finally walked out into the cool night air, the city lights felt different. Brighter. Like they were watching us now.

Augustine Gosling yelled angrily. "Forget it. You don't have to wait anymore. Let Mr. Ballard go in and see him. He's the best traditional medicine doctor I've ever met," Zane said firmly. "A traditional medicine doctor? The patient has severe trauma, and a large section of his skull has caved in. Both his legs are shattered, and five of his ribs are broken. One of his ribs has pierced his liver. What on earth can a traditional medicine doctor do?" a middle-aged male doctor in his 40s asked, scoffing.