Is Alpha Gal Contagious Novels & Stories

Raising my hand to scratch my shoulder, I cock my head and ask sarcastically, “You could have called. Why must you always show up like this? Uninvited.” “Well, because I am the Alpha. We don’t follow normal rules. We have our own we abide by, and it doesn’t involve humans’ niceties. If I need to fetch you, I will do it any time I want.” He states angrily as I watch his eyes start to glow again. Every time he becomes upset, his eyes do that, so I always know when I have gotten to him. “Alright, alright. Anyway, I need to get dressed. What is it exactly that couldn’t wait?” I ask absentmindedly as I shuffle around and try to find the pair of comfy jeans that I laid down a couple of days

“They just want to see their future Alpha’s pup Gianna. It will be ok.” Dad says. I huff again. “It’s not that I don’t want the pack to see him, it’s that I don’t want him to get sick from all the germs in the air. It is different when it is a preterm pup compared to a regular pup. Their immune system is not all that great.” “I will tell them all to leave.” Dad sighs. “It’s ok, I will address them.” I get out of the car, and as expected everyone rushes to the car. I use my Alpha aura to command everyone to step back. They all back away while going to their knees and bear their necks.

The headlines are all variations of the same terrifying story—my food has made dozens of high-profile Alphas and Lunas sick at the Alpha gathering. Hashtags and captions are coining this year’s Alpha gathering as the worst in history, all thanks to me. I’m the culprit. Somehow, I’m the villain who intentionally tried to make everyone sick. “How is this possible?” Karl mutters, his brows furrowed in disbelief. “Food poisoning? Are you sure that’s what it is?” I shrug. “Who knows at this point?” I ask incredulously as I button up my pants. “Everyone is sick.” “Not everyone,” Karl says. “You and I aren’t sick.”

"Not until you calm down! The more you struggle or exert yourself, the faster the poison travels in your body. Once it reaches your heart, you die! Do you understand?!" After taking a couple of deep breaths, I nodded and instantly, she let me go. I lifted off the table, and inspected my wound again. True to her words, the black wiry veins had become several inches longer growing more tentacles. "Is this contagious?" Someone asked and I raised my head to see Troy watching me closely. All the other Alphas looked afraid and apprehensive by now as they watched me with wariness in their eyes. "No It's not." Emilia said. "Unless you share a cup of blood." The other Alphas nodded but they didn't lo

"Let's forget about that first. Now that I'm here, you can get inside the Gates. I'll introduce you to Riftan and explain the situation to him. Perhaps he can help you return to your formal pack?" I reached out my hand for her to grab. The little girl grasped onto mine and was bewildered at the thought of finally touching someone else in the past years that she had been stranded. "Riftan is sick right now," I told her. "That moron was standing under the stormy snow like an idiot that he is." Daphne chuckled. "I did not know that Alphas can be sick too." "They can," I told her. "Despite their bodies, they're not immune to diseases."

I didn’t hear anything he said. “Just summarize it,” I tell him. Chances are, I’ll get lost in my thoughts again before he finishes saying all he has to say. “You better pay attention now, because I’m not kidding.” I mumble incoherently in response. “There has been a report of a few alphas getting sick out of the blue.” I coked a brow, wondering where he was going with this. A few people getting sick randomly together? That sounded more like a flu than anything.

Uncle Astor continued his line of questioning. 'No, he would definitely not be fit to attend the event, we would have to tell everyone he travelled for very important business. It is not good for outsiders to learn that one of the Alphas is sick and on the verge of death. It would put the pack at risk of danger on such a night as that.' I heaved a sigh and continued like a recorded sound. "No, definitely not. He would not be fit to attend the event even if he does wake up before then."

Jay laughed. “Well it happens to everyone when they first come here. Sometimes for several times. That's why Alpha Kane made a rule of taking at least two other people with you when you come here. He started getting pissed about how many people got lost because they weren’t paying attention.” I took my shoes off again and walked to the edge of the water. I put my toes in expecting it to be cold like the river but it was really warm.

she says finally. I frown, sensing that she's hiding something. "May, can I ask you about the Alpha?" I say, my voice barely above a whisper. May's eyes flicker to mine, a warning glint in their depths. "What do you want to know, Princess?" she asks, her voice cautious. "Is he...is he going to hurt me?" I ask, my heart pounding in my chest. May's expression softens, her eyes filling with sympathy. "No, Princess," she says, her voice gentle. "The Alpha may seem fierce, but he is a just ruler. He will not harm you."

I asked the guards present but they shook their heads. “We didn't see Anything, Alpha. We just found them like this,” “I'll examine their bodies for marks,” Kade volunteered and crouched to the floor to have a closer look. “Beta, you shouldn't come close to the bodies, we fear that they might have been infected with a deadly disease,” the first guard stopped Kade before he could touch them. “It might be contagious, one has to be careful around them,” another added. Kade ignored them and went ahead to check the corpses. There were no marks on their bodies which meant that they weren't attacked. As if on cue, the guards that left to check on the witch returned.