Cause Unknown Novels & Stories

“Few years back, I got a call from an anonymous number, saying they knew where you stayed and I had to come to the place they sent me. I knew it was dumb and unreasonable for me to go there. But, I was blinded. I just wanted to see you.” “Oh my God.” “Then the accident happened.”

she tells me, breaking the small bit of tension building in the room. I averted my eyes from hers as each word hit me, guilt pushing it's way into my body. I knew Mrs. Mullberry was always worried that each day could be the last time she ever saw me. She has always shown me just as much love as my mother did when she was alive. I would have to do something for her as an apology for making her worry so much. " I am truly sorry for making everyone worry like that over me, My step father's truck didn't want to start this morning and he forgot to plug his phone in last night as he was working late and just came home and passed out. So this morning, I was barely able to catch a ride with my neigh

The virtual computer shows and I immediately open my files and rummage through them until I found myself re-reading the file which is labeled important and has the file name UVirus. Yes, UVirus. Because we could not determine what type of virus it is and how it is being passed from person to person despite our advanced technology, we could not also name it, so the medical workers call it UVirus, which means 'Unknown Virus'. I didn't know that I've fallen asleep while reading. I woke by a frantic shake in me and I have to grunt as I feel pain on my back and neck because of my position. Georgina is standing in front of me when my senses are fully awake, and she looks frantic. She's obviously t

DISMAY. Consternation and distress, typically caused by something unexpected. A feeling of disappointment or sadness. Driven by the devastating revelation that Josh was not only Dylan's doctor but his death was connected to Dylan, Anna hurriedly returned to her apartment—Hannah's old residence. While the police had concluded their investigation into the recent break-in as an unsuccessful search for valuables, Anna's intuition (and her new information about Hannah) told her otherwise. As she walked over towards her apartment, the cold dread in her stomach coiled tighter with every step. The familiar route to her neighbourhood felt alien now, haunted by the ghost of Hannah and the tragic spect

, I said, after finding my voice. "They said he is sick but no one knows what was wrong, I have called all the doctors from across and within the country but no one seemed to know what the cause of his illness is" Burke explained, and for the first time I have known Burke, I could see fear and Vulnerability in his eyes, he did not want to loose his father because he still doesn't know how to be Alpha.

I looked at the building which was in the form of a warehouse before closing my eyes tight and dialing a number. My amazingly carefully formulated rescue plan was to get there and call the police. I had no idea of what I'd be going up against. I get down from the car, and walk around to what I assume to be the back of the building. Once the taxi driver was out of sight,I redial the number but I still couldn't reach them, possibly due to the network. My phone rings from an unknown number,for a minute I just stare at it, forgetting that it's on speaker.

Raising his head up, Pedro once again commanded her to say it, this time with a harsher tone. " The point is that you've been infected with a rare virus that has gone deep into your system, it's now like a juice for your body, more like it's part of you now because you've been long infected with it even before you realize it. However, this virus is deadly and unfortunately since it's part of you now... I don't think..." " What kind of virus?" " It is not yet known," " Meaning?" The doctor sighed. " The type of virus could not be detected because it is rare and unknown but don't worry, my colleagues and I are yet to find out what it is, probably, the results will be revealed soon enough,"

The doctor frowned in puzzlement as he explained, “To be honest, Miss Montgomery, we don’t know what’s wrong either. Based on the report, there’s nothing wrong with your body. The only strange thing was your blood test.” “Blood test?” “That’s right. There’s an unknown component in your blood, and the hospital equipment couldn’t analyze it. I’d surmise that this unknown component to be the cause of your heartache and breathing difficulties last night.” The doctor’s explanation sounded clear, but Madeline felt as if she had fallen into an unknown terror. For some reason, she started to feel somewhat uneasy. Something unknown had appeared in her blood. What would it be?

I explained. "I've always known this would happen at some point but the truth is: the reason I didn't tell you before I left it because I don't know why she is who she is or what to do about it. From the age of four, weird stuff like what you have described has been happening and nine years later I still don't know any more information about what is causing it," Max said with little optimism. "I can't help you because I don't know." "Neither do I but I bet I'm closer than you," I said pulling three thick books from my bag and slamming them on the table.

"But there is something in her system. Something I did not expect to find." My heart tightened. "What is it?" "I am not sure yet. A marker. An anomaly. Something buried deep in her bloodwork that I have never seen before. It does not appear to be harming her. Not yet. But it should not be there." "What does that mean?" Kassian looked at me. His eyes were full of quiet dread. "It means the sickness we are trying to cure is more complicated than I ever imagined. The cure we created worked, but it may not be a permanent solution. It may only be a temporary one. And if that anomaly in her blood is what I think it might be..."