Voodoo Doctor Novels & Stories

Castor said. "Allow me to treat you, Luna," the doctor added. "My name is Godiva, doctor." "Very well, Luna Godiva. I would like to ask you to sit on the edge of the bed so that I can examine and treat you." The man went about his work, checking my wrists, then up to my temples, and finally, with politeness, ruffling my hair. He applied cold cream to my wound. I smiled after he finished treating me and stood up from the bed.

I didn't recognise the woman staring back. I set the phone face down,i must have dozed off because the next thing I knew, my phone was buzzing. Three messages from Sophie lit up the screen. Oh honey no,i am so sorry. You don't deserve this. Hey friend, listen to me. I know this sounds crazy, but there's someone I think could help. Remember I told you about my ex-husband? Vincent? He's a doctor now, specializes in women's sexual health. His clinic just opened last month. I know it's weird but he's supposed to be incredible at this. Very professional, very discreet. I can give you his info if you want.

Vladimir’s POV We are in the living room. We were watching a series. Via kept on watching Vampire Diaries telling us how much she loves Damon. She seems to want to meet and write the Vampire Diaries to tell her something true. Mom and Dad kept on laughing at her. They’re both cool. Dad is actually a police detective, he mostly focuses on rare cases like us, the disappearance of people and the corpses found with vampire bites. He tried his best to divert the truth from them. Sounds unfair, but we can’t risk our life. While my Mom is a doctor in a hospital for vampires. She is the head of research that studies vampires and how we can survive the modern world.

So it's always good to let him speak less when it's not necessary. “Thirdly the killer has great knowledge about the human body that most doctors don't have and while torturing he always avoids the vital points that may cause his victims to bleed internally and die. And with the dead body, he gives a detailed autopsy report like a killing signature. So there's no doubt that the killer is a doctor or used to be a doctor or a genius medical student and the latter is the least possible.” “So then, What do we call him? Dr. Killer?” This time it was Mr. Gray who spoke.

Brian stood with wide open arms, staring at his father, myself, Opula and Kate for a detailed explanation of what befell him and the reason for his blistered looks. Opula whispered to Kate, “How did he regain his sanity? And what did this poor vegetable seller do?” “This is strange, sis,” Kate whispered, partly gagging her mouth, as she peered at her head, “I suspect voodoo.” She cast a dark star at me and Opula did the same. “Voodoo?” Opula sounded and scowled her face at her, “How possible is that?”

and he walked away. Takashi stood there not knowing what to think. What did that guy mean? He really didn’t like what happened now, and that statement about having eyes everywhere. He didn’t think he should see Geiru right now. VVVVV “Thank you Doctor” Karou said holding the door open for him. “You’re welcome Ms. Karou” the Doctor stepped out. “The mistress just needs rest and when she wakes up, she should eat and then she can do her tests”.

I'm now so into the kids. Now that his mother and I are being mated, then I should get ready to be a step-father. Good thing I'm already used to them. While rubbing his hair and thinking, the doctor walked it. He was shocked. Probably he was thinking Venn was the one still in. “Good morning sir.” He bowed. “Greetings.” I answered. “We were about to make a little test on him for some minute.” He said. I got up from the chair and stayed behind.

“How are the rogue vampires, gentlemen? “I referred to Zach and Viktor. “If you look up and see the fireworks, my lady. Those are the left of them… “Viktor answered while smirking and gesturing for us to look up. His was-once-brown eyes now turned blue and glowed as they now belonged to the powerful vampire cop he was now. We stopped to look up so I whispered to the doctor who was standing so tall behind me, “Those fireworks, doctor, are the left of the rogue vampires.” The doctor looked up and he looked like he was in awe with his smear shape lips slightly opened. His brilliance suddenly disappeared as he looked like he knew there was more than just a smart brain if you could see the beauty

I let the silence stretch, not because I need to compose myself, but because I want him to feel the weight of what I am about to say before the words themselves arrive, the way a good storyteller lets an audience lean forward before delivering the line that matters. "Not the pack," I say. "Her. Only her. The human doctor who isn't human at all." Korrin's eyes narrow, and behind him, one of the other two rogues, a woman with close-cropped grey hair and a face full of old scarring, straightens slightly, attention sharpening in a way that tells me I have said something that matters to them beyond whatever I intended. "The healer," the woman says, low, almost to herself.

Asking Nancy for a favor regarding Vodu Worms was naturally an easy task. Penta-sun Doyen panicked the moment he heard about Vodu spells and forgot all about his tricks. Martial practitioners like him had heard too much about the Vodu spells of Southdeure’s Vodu Tribe. It was terrorizing. Since he had heard of it too, it was only a matter of course that he feared the practice. As an Admiralporium member, Felicity had also heard of Vodu spells and could not help the shudder that ran through her. “I agree to all your conditions as long as you don’t put any Vodu Worm in me!” Penta-sun Doyen promised frantically.