The Good Doctor Novel Novels & Stories

"Xavier! Come out and see me!" Somehow, Melanie had forced her way through the first security line. In the downpour, she held up a half-soaked velvet box. Inside lay a cheap green ring. It was one half of a pair we had bought from a street stall after our first wedding. Melanie said in a broken voice, "I was diagnosed with late-stage stomach cancer… They say I have three months at most… Please have pity on me." Angela's fingers tightened around mine. The woman known as the "mad dog" of Wesson Street was trembling slightly with reddened eyes. She was scared that my heart would ultimately soften toward Melanie.

That's why he beat me to the question. "Caleb, what's going on between you and the 'good doctor'?" Anya inquired, emphasising the term "good doctor." "What good doctor?" Caleb feigned ignorance, scrunching up his face as if searching for any connection to the phrase "good doctor." "Wait, there's a 'good doctor'?" "Yes, the one who attended to you at the hospital." "You mean while you were all at the hospital with me, you were ogling the doctor's ass?" I exclaimed in mock horror.

There was a brief silence before he replied “The doctor is a good friend of mine, we go way back. I told him to replace the original one with no mention of the poisoning, I did it so you can complete your revenge. It's okay to feel guilty but you have to go through with your plan. Now it's just not because he treated you badly for five years, but for everything else he has done against our family” The confusion as to how food poisoning wasn't in the autopsy report suddenly cleared and I didn't know if I should feel relieved. If not for X, I would have been rotting in prison by now, and it was a huge deal, which meant I was indebted to him. The revenge wasn't just for me anymore; I had to go

"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."

“I’ll check on you later, Lila. Rest.” The door closed, and the room felt empty. Too quiet. I let out a shaky breath and touched the spot on my chest where his hand had been. My skin still tingled. What was I doing? This man was my doctor. I was lying here broken, in a hospital gown that barely covered my thick thighs and soft belly. Yet my body was reacting like a woman who hadn’t been touched in years. I tried to push the thoughts away. I needed to focus on getting better. Not on the way Ethan Black looked at my curves like they were something special.

He smiled at her politely. “Uh. O-Okay.” So they wheeled her back to take a scan of her brain. A couple hours later the Doctor returned to her room and placed her scans on a lightbox. “Ok, Ms. Jess. I have some good news and I have some bad news. Which would you like first?” He paused and waited for her response. “Uhm.” She shrugged, “Bad.” “The bad news is you have more swelling then we originally saw in your first scan.” It was as if he was pausing for affect before he continued.

Evans clearly remembered them from the night before, who were about to break out a fight. "You two. Stay here with me. I have something to tell you." She began. Keith's brows furrowed in concern, and Mikael clearly felt bothered why the doctor looked worried and full of concern. He knew something was wrong. "What is it?" Mikael asked. Dr. Evans sighed and adjusted her glasses, her expression turning serious. "I have both good news and bad news. Let's start with something good."

Especially now that things had just become hella awkward between them. So maybe she could just snoop and possibly overhear what the good old doctor had to say? She would have to be resourceful if the men in the penthouse tried to keep her out of the loop. It wasn’t a surprise it was Dr. Gainey the butler named, the same doctor who had violated her for hours at Grayson’s request. She really wasn’t looking forward to seeing him again, as it was far too soon, and she didn’t trust herself with sharp objects around him. Medical torture was so not cool, neither was not respecting patient’s rights. The doctor was guilty on both counts in her opinion.

No wonder those male doctors had been so eager! Though Jade wore the standard white lab coat and did nothing extraordinary to enhance her attire, she somehow transformed that ordinary uniform into something alluring. The modest coat couldn't disguise her curves, with only her calves visible beneath the hem. She was like a mystery draped in translucent fabric, revealing just enough to stir desire. I stood frozen, forgetting to speak. Jade's delicate features showed a touch of discomfort as she tried to maintain composure despite her flushed face while greeting me. "Dr. Shaw, I presume? Sorry about this—having to share an office with me temporarily."

Maybe the abortion was a good thing after all. “That will be all. Have a good day, Mrs. Blackwell.” The doctor told her and stood up. “Thank you.” She muttered in response. He packed up his things and left, leaving Lily all alone again. Lily picked up the book again and continued reading. Hours passed and Lily was still reading the book, she couldn't get enough of it. She had no idea of what she was reading, it was all confusing and a little disturbing to her but she kept on reading, hoping to understand it soon.