CRIMINAL DOCTORS
Author: Liam Michael
last update2025-02-11 03:42:41

A digital map appeared before him, leading him to the direction he was supposed to enter.

He hid outside the ward to listen.

“Doctor? Where are you taking him to?” An elderly woman who was looking after her grandson on the opposite bed asked, interrupting the doctors who were about to wheel the boy away in a gurney.

“Oh! His condition flared up again. He needs to go into the operating room immediately.”

“Ah? Poor boy. His sister has been all over the place, trying to raise money for his
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  • Guilt means you

    Alvin stayed silent, pretending to sleep. After an hour, Murong Wuque came out of the bathroom, his hair slightly damp. He gingerly moved to the bed and ascertained Alvin's approximate position. Then he sat beside him. Alvin's lashes trembled, and he did his best to keep his breathing steady and measured, doing his best to feign sleep. Murong Wuque slowly leaned down, till his lips touched Alvin's forehead. He gently caressed his face, his expression tender. “I don't regret it. Even if I'm to choose again, I will make the same choice. An, don't feel guilty for me.” Alvin's fists subtly clutched beneath the sheets, but he continued to pretend he's asleep. Murong Wuque slipped into the bed beside him. Alvin froze up, but didn't dare to move. As he was still wondering what to do, he felt Murong Wuque's skin touch his. Strong arms wrapped around him, and he was pulled against Murong Wuque's chest. Guilt made him instinctively want to crawl away, but when he remembered he was

  • You're blind?

    Murong Wuque kept silent for a few short seconds that felt like eternity. “Fear.” He finally blurted. Alvin frowned. What has fear got to do with this? “Fear was an emotion I've never known since infancy.” Murong Wuque’s tone was low, barely audible. Tense and full of emotions. “You made me feel it. Those tens of minutes I spent searching for you, that was hell.” He closed his eyes, holding back the agony the best he could. “And when I found you all torn up, I realized I fucked up. I can't live without you. Without knowing it, you've bled into my heart and seeped into my bones. I told myself if I'm fortunate to get another chance, I will properly cherish every second we share. I won't let you endanger yourself anymore. You can lean on me…” “Nonsense!” Alvin barked at him and pulled him down again, ravaging his lips with the ferocity of a starving wolf. Well, he was a wolf. A cunning wolf who finally tricked the innocent lamb into bed to be devoured whole. When he was done, he

  • Still Alive

    Alvin didn't know how long he remained unconscious. He felt like he was already dead. All he could see was himself, trapped in a pitch black desert, suspended in the air and floating like dust. Was this the afterlife? How about the baby? It was too dark to see anything. Suddenly he saw a silver cord descend from the sky. In this strange place, he seemed to have no control over his body, just moving around. But it surprisingly felt good. No pain, headache, worries were nonexistent. He almost relaxed back. He had spent the past few years working too hard, over drawing his body and strength. Wasn't it also good to stay like this? Numb and lazy. He could finally rest. However, the silver cord that pierced this place felt familiar. Too familiar. It bore the aura of someone he could never forget, and he instinctively wanted to move towards it. This place was good, but that silver cord. He instinctively found himself trying to reach it. Surprisingly, in this numb space, he felt his ches

  • absorbing the Moon's essence

    It was midnight. Even without the clock, Murong Wuque could tell. The energy of earth always seemed to change once it was twelve. The energy pull was strongest, and forces of darkness often arose during this period to engage in nefarious activities. Tonight, he had no interest in checking the activities of dark forces. He had better things to do. Alvin was safe now. Although unconscious, he was out of danger. His soul was firmly seated in his body, bones had been reset, ligaments attached, tissues repaired. He only needed to adjust to the new condition of his body, and wake up. The baby was sleeping peacefully in the cot which was placed beside the bed, close to Alvin. This was to make it easier for Murong Wuque to keep an eye on them. His body was currently a wreck. He couldn't take care of his body, yet he had to care for another two. The corner of his lips curved ever so slightly in a soft smile, and his fingers moved over Alvin's face, tracing its contours. “An Kai, y

  • Blind surgeon

    Murong Wuque carefully stripped Alvin naked, to examine the level of damage. “An Kai, I can't see it anyway. Don't feel violated.” He muttered, trying to concentrate on the task at hand. Alvin’s fingers subtly moved, but Murong Wuque didn't notice because he couldn't see. On second thought, he covered Alvin with a towel. He looked around the room and spread his spiritual consciousness. His sister's detained spirit had gone back to the golden stone acting as its spectral gate. Except for the baby who was dozing off, there was nothing else. Murong Wuque's cheeks were flaming, turning to a bright pink color. The thought that Alvin was currently naked and under his mercy made him feel a bit awkward about the matter. The strange feelings ravaging him made him feel like a wicked pervert. He exhaled a shaky breath, counting one to ten. “He's just a patient. A patient. Nothing special.” He repeated the words to himself, and took Alvin’s hand, ready to examine him. His organs wer

  • doing a good deed

    By the time Murong Wuque returned to the room, he was totally exhausted, physically and mentally. The kid was wrapped in a huge towel, and was leisurely blowing spit bubbles. Murong Wuque pulled the cot into the bathroom and left him there, to change out of his clothes. He burnt both the protective clothing and his robe. Then entered the shower and set the water to a scalding temperature, scrubbing himself sore. Even after fifteen minutes, he wasn't satisfied. He only stepped out because he recalled he was yet to perform surgery on Alvin. The aura might be keeping him alive, but if his bones and organs weren't corrected, even after waking up, he might lose some functions. Therefore, time was a valuable commodity. He could only endure his disgust and find new clothes to change into. The baby was lying obediently, while he dressed into a new set of robes and trousers. “Kid, where am I going to find diapers and new born baby sized clothes? Are you happy being naked?” The bab

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