Bluey Vet Novels & Stories

I also see that Taz is a vet. "How long until we check back?" The beta asks. Taz is seated on a high stool next to a counter and he's peeping through a binocular microscope. "She can come in every two days for checkups." As Taz and Jai-Blynn talk about the fate of this process, something's wrong. My world blurs and it's like I'm being swung from a high top. Dizziness sets in. "Hey, what's wrong?...Mare!" I hear Jai-Blynn's voice before I fall and everything goes dark.

Bluey's voice ended with a whisper, making sure her voice sent the right emotions “I don't think there is anything that would come out of your mouth that I am going to believe. You should try another tactic or better still come to me for some lessons on how to properly deceive people.” “You? An amazed voice echoed from the other end. You and I know that you are definitely Jesus the second. You should be the one to come to me for lessons”. Bluey mocked. Amanda rolled her eyes. “Okay I am hanging up.” “You know Veronica didn't just die. Someone very close to you killed you and her.” Bluey knew she had to say something like this to stop her from cutting the call. “If you really think you can br

She bit down on another shudder. "Come and play, pretty wolf." He lightened his tone and nipped playfully at her ear, his scent wrapping around her. Her heart raced in response to him, and before she could control herself, she shifted. She shook out her coat as the shredded remnants of her clothes fell away, and peered at Evander through her lashes. His expression was one of shock. She whined and shook her head. "Sapphira..." She whined again and loped down the hallway away from him, her tail clamped between her legs. The lack of training and good food had made her so weak. Her grey-white fur was falling out in clumps and she was breathless from the short run.

After quite a few moves Nezeira, along with a witty fighting tactic managed to slice off the beasts head. Yihan, stood like a statue, his heart thumped against his chest at a dangerous speed. His eyes were glued to this woman, or vampire. He thought to himself, “So it was you. I saw you back then. But, the eyes? How are they blue? ……….who are you?” Security men poured in swiftly and surrounded Nezeira. She sheathed away her sword, went up to the in-charge and showed the royal i-card. Then she spoke,

I had my eyes fixed entirely on the heavy exit door Vine had just run out of. My heart was doing a slow, hollow thud against my ribs. A dark, terrifying realization settled into my bones—something just told me I'd just lost her for good this time. I had proven every single one of her fears right. I looked down at the benches as the trainers began hoisting Bluey to his feet. His face was covered in purple bruises and dark crimson streaks, but as they turned him around to lead him toward the tunnel, his eyes locked onto mine. The medical staff was blocking the crowd's view, and that's when Bluey mouthed a single word straight at me.

I asked, puffing more smoke. “Because it’s time and they’re back.” He replied, and we began to talk. We talked about some important matters before we stepped out to handle some really important business. Things really didn’t go as planned, so I got home pissed and ready to just take a shower and go chill in the club. I entered the sitting room, and the sight that greeted me was that of Jade and my dog Bluey. My pet Bluey is a female dog, and Jade’s hairbrush had somehow manage to get close to where she was sitting. Jade looked so frightened as she tried to pick up her hairbrush, but Bluey wasn’t having it.

It was then I saw Blue, my dog, on the floor. He was the one that had been whimpering. I heard him whine as if he was in agony. “Blue?” I called out. He didn’t look up. “Are you ok?” I asked him. When I didn’t get any response, I quickly put him in my hands. He needed medical attention now. === “This was a bad idea, Audrey,” Bane commented. After I had noticed Blue wasn’t feeling well, I had gone to pester him to take me to the nearest Vet’s place. He had complained a lot but decided to drive me there himself.

“Those bastards tried to kill you, and you think I’ll hand you over to them again?” I groaned, half in pain, half in frustration. “You’re… not a doctor…” “No,” he said calmly. “But I’m a damn good vampire and I’m the only one who can make sure your heart doesn’t stop.” Great. So now I had a blood-sucking lunatic playing surgeon. I felt Blue shift slightly, her tail tightening protectively around my ribs. She was still growling. I could feel the heat building in her throat. She was seconds from spitting fire.

he said. We followed the horse truck, thoughts heavy as I kept the Range close behind. My legs were shaky and my nerves were shot, my mind veering between the poor brute in front of us and my poor sweet Cloe on her way to the hospital. I hoped they’d stabilised her, hoped to God she wasn’t in too much pain. “I’m having Tino directed to our vets,” Ryan said. “They’re the best, Max, we use them for Verity’s show breeds. They’ll do their very best for him.”

He then motioned for me to follow him and when we were outside, I spotted a carabao. "Meet Brownie. My cute pet." Phoenix introduced as he petted the carabao's head. "C'mon, pet her." The carabao then moved. "Her?" I asked, a bit cautious. I mean, of course, I had encountered animals like this. I am a veterinarian for goodness sake. "Yeah, Brownie's a girl. C'mon, hold her. She's not going to bite you." I gulped, taking a step hesitantly. I’m a veterinarian for goodness sake. Why am I nervous now? Beside me, Phoenix seems to enjoy my nervousness.