Scaredy Cat Hospital Novels & Stories

And why lycans? The hospital loomed ahead, a squat brick building lit up against the black sky. I screeched into the lot, tires squealing as I parked crooked across two spaces. I threw the door open, boots pounding the pavement as I ran inside. The lobby was in chaos, nurses were rushing here and there, security barking into radios. Dr. Hale met me at the desk, her face pale, her scrubs wrinkled. “Anything yet?” I demanded, my voice rough.

I paced nervously in the hallway outside. Mommy arrived at the hospital, rushing toward me in tears, hysterical. “James! What happened to Kate? I need to see her!” she cried, nearly collapsing. “I don’t know yet, Mommy. She’s still in there. We’re waiting for Dr. Santiago to come out.” Tears welled up in my eyes as fear gripped me. “Dad, I’m scared. I can’t lose Kate.” I buried my face in my hands, my voice trembling.

I said, taking my last step down the stairs. “You were sleeping when we came back. I didn’t want to wake you up” Catherine said but I could sense how uncomfortable she was. Beads of sweat formed on her forehead, and she entwined her sweaty, trembling hands. She swallowed hard at intervals as if she was trying to keep her fear under control. “Cat, are you okay? Why are you sweating? Did anything happen at the hospital?” I asked as I dried the sweat off her forehead but at the mention of the word ‘hospital’, she flinched. I sensed something had happened at the hospital that she was trying to hide.

“Mr. Irwin, you’ve presented halfway through. Do you want to go back and continue…” “No need.” Rowan waved a hand. He was out anyway and was free now. He might as well go take a look at the vet. Charlie swiftly took him to a famous veterinary hospital nearby. Just as the car stopped at the entrance, he saw Cordelia walking with a fat cat carefully. Rowan wanted to follow her inside but paused and thought about it. He then asked Charlie to buy a Siamese cat at the nearby pet shop. He had to have some pet to enter the veterinary hospital, or it would be too strange.

“Do you even want your children? How old are you now? You’re not sensible at all!” Old Madam Hill was also angry. “The balcony will be sealed in the future. Don’t let him have the opportunity to sneak in again. You undisciplined hoodlum!” Shaun, whose face fell at their scoldings, gently rubbed Catherine’s calf with his foot. “Dear…” Catherine looked away and totally ignored him. ... Two days later. In a hospital in Melbourne. Freya received a call from the hospital and immediately rushed over. It was a Monday and the hospital was crowded. She circled the parking lot for more than ten minutes before finally finding an empty spot. However, while reversing, a red sports car quickly slotted in

I'm sure kittens wouldn't be a problem. He's looking uncertainly at the pet carrier. "Uh... your kittens?" I nod expectantly. "You know, just a quick checkup, if you will." He peeks cautiously into the carrier at my kittens. They were meowing while pushing their tiny paws through the bars. He clears his throat uncomfortably, begins to sweat, and looks nervous as he uses his right index finger to loosen the collar of his shirt. "U... um Lu... Luna..." He clears his throat again and looks like he's going to have a heart attack! He is panting and his eyes look everywhere except at me as he whispers to himself. "How can I put this lightly..?" I don't know why he is so scared suddenly. "Is everyt

She hurried past Aunt Torres and rushed to the back room where Rex was curled up on the floor, looking weak and lethargic. Ava’s heart clenched. Without another thought, she scooped him up. "Aunt Torres, I’ll take him to the pet hospital." Aunt Torres, being older, wasn't suited to handling urgent situations like this. Ava quickly changed into outdoor clothes, wrapped Rex in a soft blanket, and rushed to her car. --- The pet hospital she drove to was one of the best in New York. Situated within a wealthy district, it catered to the city's elite pet owners, ensuring top-tier veterinary care.

And when the doors opened, the first thing I smelled wasn’t antiseptic. It was coffee. Fresh coffee. For one completely surreal second, I genuinely wondered whether Julian had accidentally brought me to some billionaire wellness resort instead of an emergency animal hospital. “I think this is the first time I’ve ever seen a pet hospital attached to a human hospital,” I admitted, still staring out the window in disbelief. “Of course,” Julian said easily. “This branch is part of the Hawthorne family’s private medical system. The VIP wing caters to wealthy clients, so naturally there’s a twenty-four-hour pet hospital attached.”

She told me that she would inform her aunt and uncle this morning, telling them the truth about Zeke. "Well, besides that one thing, you know. I'm too scared to go home. Hey, just curious, where did you crash last night?" My heart dropped to my stomach. "I... downstairs..." Before Morea realized that I was at a loss for words and couldn't answer her question, the door to the room suddenly swung open, and Carissa rushed in. She wasn't going on this mission, and I was so relieved that Alpha Henry hadn't made her go. "Catrina, the hospital just called, and they need you to come over right away." She said it out of breath. I realized that she wasn't just anxious, but her face was also filled wit

“I saw three of you sneaking up on me since you rounded the corner.” “Shut up. You were still inside the clinic, and besides, we’d be like tiny dots to you.” “I saw those dots through the window,” she smiled a winning smile. “And I’m a hybrid.” “Right.” Three of them grunted simultaneously. She picked up the basket. The cat was quiet inside. She had thought she’d be freaking out since she was put inside the cage. Danica was afraid she might hurt her if she carried her around in her arms.