Vetmed Stories

I had one rule around Leo Santiago. Never let him smell me. Not because I was ashamed of being omega. I wasn't. I had simply spent my entire life being told what my scent meant before anyone bothered asking who I was. Soft. Sweet. Mateable. Future wife material. So I became Dr. Raina Holloway instead. Emergency department pharmacist at County General. The woman trauma residents feared almost as much as Damon Norak. The person who could calculate a critical dose under pressure, catch a fatal interaction before it reached a vein, and make an overconfident intern regret ignoring renal function. I was controlled. Untouchable. Fine. Then my dog nearly died. Murray Pumpernickel, my 72 pound doodle & most expensive emotional attachment, crashed at three in the morning. Pale gums. Weak pulse. Lateral on my bedroom floor. By the time I reached PetER, I was one breath away from shattering. Leo met me at the doors. Curly hair. Warm brown eyes. Navy scrubs. Ridiculous socks. The kind of alpha who made chaos look charming and competence look accidental. Then he saw Murray. And everything funny about him disappeared. He took my dog from my arms like he knew exactly how much of me he was holding and said, "We've got him." Murray survived. & so did my feelings. Because Leo Santiago was my mate. And he had made one thing painfully clear. He didn't want one. No mate. No bond. No omega looking at him like he was destiny with a pulse. In his words, biology filing paperwork did not count as romance. So I kept my blockers on. I let him think I was just Murray's owner. Just the sharp pharmacist from across the street. Just another familiar face in PetER's midnight chaos. It worked. Until Murray crashed again. Until my control slipped. Until Leo finally caught the scent I had spent years burying. Now the one alpha who never wanted a mate knows he has one. And I'm not sure which is worse being rejected or being chosen because his body told him to. Contains spoilers

For Dale, a Vet Med student more comfortable with animals than people, college is a challenge. That is until he meets Jace, an Engineering student who seems to effortlessly navigate campus life. Jace's infectious energy pulls Dale out of his shell, and soon, Dale finds himself falling hard. But as their feelings deepen, Dale wonders if he can truly fit into Jace's world, and if their love can bridge the gap between their different passions.

Five people. One heart. A heart forged in purity, strengthened by resilience, and made of gold. What began as an ordinary classroom friendship slowly turned into something deeper-a family bound not by blood, but by choice. Each of them carries their own pain, their own battles, and moments where giving up felt easier than holding on. Yet, in the darkest times, they became each other's light. They were never meant to save the world-only each other. Through shared laughter, silent tears, and unspoken promises, they found reasons to live when hope felt distant. What seemed like coincidence was actually a blessing in disguise. Together, they search for their insignia-not just a symbol of unity, but proof that even broken souls can create something whole. With trust, sacrifice, and love, they discover that sometimes, the strongest hearts are formed when five lives beat as one. Five lives were slowly falling apart. Fate placed them in the same room-and dared them to survive together. ____ ; >

Eins Isaac Nuevlo

There's nothing wrong about life, except on falling in love... Again.

"I like someone who is a lighthearted, understanding and a loving man. Someone who's worth dying for. Someone like you"

In the prestigious halls of Crystalvale Veterinary University, where ambition meets compassion and dreams collide with reality, twenty-two-year-old Luciana Chantrea discovers that becoming a veterinarian requires more than just academic excellence-it demands the courage to see beyond the surface. When she encounters the enigmatic Dr. Cyrus Salvius, a brilliant veterinarian whose emerald eyes seem to hold secrets as deep as the ancient crystal formations that gave their university town its name, Luciana finds herself drawn into a world where healing animals becomes intertwined with unraveling mysteries that span generations. Start: 06/20/2025

This is a collection of essays I saved from school and continuing education. I don't know why anybody would want to read them, but I put a ton of work into researching and writing them, so I might as well display them.