The Pact Book Doctors Novels & Stories

I asked trying to keep a normal expression. “It’s not personal.” That’s all he replied and continued to stare at the Chief. “You got all the reports, Dr. Palak?” Dr. Harsha asked, turning to stare at me ignoring the patient. “Yes! I will handle with complete care and I already signed non disclosure document.” I replied giving him a nod. This is another weird thing, but I found out that all his previous doctors have signed the documents just like me. But why? It’s not like we never got the patients like this at the previous hospital I worked.

His hidden nook that only he can access through his portal. The doctor brushed at the pink glowing substance so he could see. “His spleen!” The doctor whispered, amazed. He's heard of Paxton's abilities before, but as a new doctor who’s only met him a handful of times, each time outside the hospital setting, it was incredible to see his work firsthand.

“Dr. Park’s inside. With the children. She’s asking for immunity in writing. DOJ approved. Sign here.” Paper. _IMMUNITY AGREEMENT: DR. LENA PARK._ I signed. Didn’t read it. _Bethany Vane-Knight._ Adrian signed. Left hand. Right arm around Alex. Still asleep. “Where,” Adrian said. 74 BPM. _Thump._ *6:07 PM. [SFX: DOOR. THEN CRYING. THEN THEM.]* Private lounge. Cold. AC. Smell of bleach. Dr. Park. 48 years old. Scrubs. Crying. Holding two babies.

“Then we go together.” Aurora says, “Not with her.” She means Victoria. Victoria does not seem offended. “I wasn't offering.” “Good.” Aurora slides the page into her bag beside the others. “If you know more, you tell us now.” Victoria considers that, then: “There was a doctor. Reed Foundation. Pediatrics and cognitive review. Vincent trusted him enough to sign over sealed cases.” “Name,” I say. “Dr. Elias Vane.” I file it immediately.

Nuzzling my mate, I felt like I had won the lottery with him. The doors to my room opened to show a Doctor who wasn’t from the Gold or Gray pack, “Good evening Miss. Powers, we need you alone to take samples and ensure you are healthy to meet the elders. I have with me Doctor Frogmen. She will see your mental state to have you are seeing in the court of the elders.” I held on to my mate just briefly when I moved my face to his tired face. I kissed my mate to break our kiss, then, “I will be fine. I will be out soon, I promise,” Calvin knew I wasn’t lying, but he growled at the doctors who entered.

I knew I had to act fast. My hands trembled as I picked up the pen and signed the contract. Each stroke felt like I was carving my soul into the paper. "Smart girl," he said, his voice dripping with condescension. When I finished, the man snatched the contract away, glancing at my signature before nodding to someone behind me. "Doctor Patel will escort you out." The door creaked open, and a woman in a white coat stepped in. Her sharp features were softened by tired eyes, and the name tag pinned to her coat read: Doctor Sophia Patel, Orthopedist & Neurologist.

she said with cheer. Lord, the doctor had a chipper disposition. “Yes, that’s fine.” “If I may ask, is the father in the picture,” the doctor asked carefully. “Oh, yes,” Patty said. “He couldn’t come today because . . . he’s working.” “And he doesn’t know, yet,” Carter added wryly. “Carter,” Patty cried. Dr. Johanson didn’t need to know that. The doctor and nurse chuckled. “You see . . . um . . . I am planning to tell him . . . it’s just,” Patty stuttered.

"I will ask Agatha first and tell her about this. I will bring her to your house immediately." The doctor nodded in agreement, then bowed her head politely before leaving Chris' house. In Blood Moon Pack, the werewolf who worked as a doctor indeed made his home area a clinic or a place of medical treatment for the pack people. And the number of doctors in the Blood Moon Pack was three, including the doctor who had just checked Agatha and the doctor who had checked Agatha two weeks ago as well. "Chris, what were you talking to the doctor about? What took you so long?" Agatha asked as soon as Chris walked back into the room.

I am surprised by what Ross says. “Really?” I asked incredulously. “Victoria, get dressed, we'll go out drinking!” Ross tells me, taking her jacket and putting it on. So I immediately change, and then go out into the hallway with some nurses. “Ready?” Ross asks me, while I just nod my head. As we go to the exit, we see the big doctors walking towards the door with their white coats shining. They seemed to be like movie stars. Dr. Miller, who is charming, looked completely beautiful next to Dr. Mark, who was rarely seen smiling and when he did, he only raised half of his upper lip, it was as if he never expressed his feelings.

Kessler said. "I've tried inviting other doctors, but they're turning down my invitation immediately after they get to know that you are bedridden," I lied. "But why?" Kessler asked, staring at me. "They can't treat a bedridden man, and I threaten them most of the time because most of them are quacks, and they just obtained their license," I continued. "Inform Seth to bring in the pack doctors from the Paxon pack," Kessler said. "I brought in the Paxon pack doctors a week ago and Seth threatened to kill the both of them if they don't leave immediately," I said.