Unscramble Doctor Novels & Stories

I yelled to him along our private link, hoping he heard me through the rage filling his mind. "Boys," cried the doctor, standing with alarm. "You will refrain from fighting in my home." This time her voice was low and deadly, drawing all of our gazes. The doctor's eyes were glowing yellow, reminding us that she wasn't human. She was something we didn't even know about yet.

Asked the professor. "To-to-to become a doctor Prof." He answered. "Our town doesn't have a doctor, so I am trying to be one for then." He continued. "Thank you. You may take your seat." Celeste admired his answer and only then she recognized that he was the boy she bumped onto earlier. "Is that the boy you bumped onto earlier, Celeste?" Asked Tracy. Celeste nodded. "Oh! He's our classmate. I see." Tracy had a mocking smile as she looked through Celeste.

“That’s your imagination,” I said with enough coldness that I hoped he would drop the subject. Lucian did not return to that particular topic. Though after a moment’s pause, he did continue speaking, “There are rumors that you are a mysterious Healer who travels around, never staying in any one pack.” I knew of those rumors. In the past, I’d actively worked to cultivate them, hoping to maintain the mystery around Dr. A, as well as putting distance between the doctor and my identity as just Aria.

The pharmacist looks so disgust with the paper that I crumble when I was driving my car out of my frustration. "Look here young lady," I start, "This is a fucking signature from a fucking professional doctor which is Dr. Kerious Ayn." I continue. Her eyes widen and gasp. "S-Sir–" I did not let her to finish her sentence, she does not needed to finish them.

I answered nervously. "I already scanned your information and I find your experiences and capabilities worthy to be part of my team. Well, other people may find me the best, but I still consider myself as a Doctor who aspires to explore my knowledge and strengthens my expertise more. So, I only have one question for you, Ms. Navarro." He said then cleared his throat. "G-go on, Doc. I'm l-listening," I nervously said. "Why did you choose to be in a medical field when all of the opportunities are behind your back already? I mean, I was pertaining to your parents. I heard their best engineers." He said.

"Please lie down and take off your pants, sir. I'll do an examination," The Doctor said flatly while wearing latex gloves, then turned her body over professionally. "Are you read—" Luna stopped. Her eyes circled instantly. "Huh!? He... He is really my patient today?!" She thought. Luna blinked her eyes repeatedly, as if to make sure her vision wasn't playing tricks on her. "Ekhheem..." The man in front of him cleared his throat slowly, clearly deliberately.

The nurse checked the chart. “Who is he?” she asked. The doctor shook his head. “No identification. Someone dropped him at the door and disappeared.” “Do we call the authorities?” The doctor looked at the unconscious man again. Something about him felt dangerous. Like trouble wrapped in bandages. “Not yet,” he said. The nurse nodded and left the room. The doctor adjusted the IV drip and turned to leave. Just as he reached the door A weak voice rasped behind him. “…water.” The doctor froze.

The doctor yelled at the nurse who scurried away. "Who am I? You really want to lose your job, don't you? I'm ordering you to stop the surgery and discharge the patient" Scott shouted at the Doctor who's face was crumpled. "Look, I don't know who you are or how you're related to this patient. But she signed and paid. We also have her consent to proceed with the abortion. So you have no right to stop me. Why is the security taking so long to get here" The doctor frowned disgustingly.

“I don’t want to go with you,” Nora let out as the door opened again and the doctor who was his accomplice walked in, he looked from her to him before walking to her and he smiled. He had the mind to smile after everything. “You must be happy to finally leave the hospital right, good for you,” the doctor stated while examining her. He knew what he was saying was a big fat lie. “You are a doctor, you took an oath, how can you be in on their evil deeds? What do you stand to gain by aiding and supporting criminals?”

Doctor Scamander's voice resonated with authority. "Resignation?" Doctor Collins questioned, surprised by the sudden demand. "That's correct. I don't believe you're suitable for our hospital," Doctor Scamander asserted with seriousness. "But I've only just arrived," Doctor Collins protested. He had joined the hospital only the day before and had not even completed the induction process. Given the current atmosphere, he was not keen on continuing there. "Get out!" Doctor Scamander's fury erupted, revealing his true colors as he abandoned any pretense of decorum.