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Reborn Of The Billionaire's Princess

Reborn Of The Billionaire's Princess

“Damn! If she's really behind it then why call my aunt and uncle and tell them Kate got into the accident” “So no one will suspect het”, Charles answered. “It all made sense now”, he thought. “So what did you find out?” Alexander asked Charles. “There's someone else. He’s the one who bought the virus, Noel”. “Noel?” Alexander repeated, the name didn't sound familiar. “Apparently the virus is stored in a video or picture, and once the media is viewed the virus gets released and infects the device and any other device that gets connected with it”. “Woah!” Alexander exclaimed, an impressed expression on his face. “That's powerful”.
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Forever His

Forever His

I jump up from my seat and I go up the staircase. “It is a new virus… very similar to the one that causes dengue fever but way stronger and it is transmitted by tiny syringes the Eels carry with them waiting for us to approach them, the needles are so small that sometimes we can get infected without realizing it until it’s too late,” Jareth starts to explain. I recall hearing about that Virus E on TV last night, the reporter said the Eels had created it. “Is that what the Ministry of Health says?” The commander asks.
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Finding Love Online

Finding Love Online

He was a field medic. “It mimics a few other well-known viruses. Though it works fast. Really fast. Basically, it is a combo of Crimean Congo fever, Ebola, Marburg, the flu, plague both major types, and necrosis fasciitis.” “Well, you guys didn’t screw around with this one.” He replied back, dryly. “No, we didn’t. I was on the team for this one though I didn’t really understand what we were doing until it was too late.” She replied.
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The Alpha's Mistake-Reclaiming His Love

The Alpha's Mistake-Reclaiming His Love

"Her wolf is more dominant. I've never seen this virus before but we've run a few tests and there is one thing we know now" "What is it?" The doctor took in a deep breath "It's highly contagious" My eyes widened in surprise. Fuck.
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Claimed  By the Mafian Don

Claimed By the Mafian Don

He knew she was going to make him beg for their lives, for that antidote, and more than anything, he despised that. “Can you…” he tried to ask, but the doctor sighed. “There is a virus in them. I can’t identify it, but it’s weak, and whatever she will be giving you will keep it from harming them. It’s a new virus created by someone, and I fear the only way to stop it is to find the person who created it or another biologist,” the doctor said, and it killed Silvio to hear that. “Find anyone, no matter the cost. Find them. I will make sure the kids will be okay,” Silvio yelled out in rage as the doctor nodded.
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CEO Wants My Baby

CEO Wants My Baby

It was as if he knew what she was thinking; Louis swallowed another spoonful of ice cream that she handed him, his fingers tapping on the keyboard, and he spoke in a low voice, “A virus isn’t necessarily a bad thing; it can not only be used to check on oneself but also to deal with those annoying people, and it can also give oneself what is necessary.” Naturally, a woman like her thought viruses were the same as bacteria and not something good. “Is that true?” Lalisa replied hesitantly. A virus is a virus. How many benefits could it have? “Indifferent,” Louis raised his eyes and gave her a quick glance, his voice low, “Continue feeding me.” “Yes.” Lalisa ate some food and stood next to him,
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From One Night To True Love

From One Night To True Love

Antonio thought of Henry's anxious gaze, and his heart sank. "Mr. Antonio, I've looked through all the virus history. This is a new virus, never seen before," a middle-aged man handed him a report. "However, in 1966, a similar virus spread in Siberia. It was also highly contagious and cellular, with symptoms similar to those of Miss Jessica. The only difference was that there was no second wave of infection. Infected individuals also had a lifespan of about a month. But the principle should be similar. The government claimed it was leaked from a nuclear war, but the real cause was the rampant virus."
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The Endgame Chronicles

The Endgame Chronicles(The Apocalyptic Queen Theresa)(Supreme Survivor In The Zombie Apocalypse)

But when scientists ran experiments on lab mice, they discovered something completely new, something the world had never seen before. To their shock, the virus seemed to contain a kind of immortal energy, capable of forcing cells out of their natural state and keeping them alive indefinitely. If they could have decoded it, it might have been the greatest scientific breakthrough in human history. But before they could even begin to understand it, everything fell apart. The so-called immortal virus didn't grant eternal life; it created zombies. Even though the government had tried to prepare for the worst, humanity still couldn't stop the total collapse that followed. The virus was too powerfu
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Patsy Mehegan
This is by far and beyond the best book I've read in a long time! It kept me so engaged that I had a lot of sleepless nights and I had to force myself to put it down. If it was in book form, I would buy it in a heartbeat! Thank you Hugh White for writing and publishing this book. it's the story of a
scrappinalim
Worth the read, well written and has a decent plot. The characters generally have a lot of depth, although one or two have been a little strange, maybe written that way on purpose. The FMC sometimes feels a little too cold, and vengeful, but again part of her character... I will continue reading!
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Thrilling Storm

Thrilling Storm

"Saintess, do you know why viruses appear? They ferment from the spread of germ or the introduction of a new substance in the biological system that the human immune system can't erase or defend against. In other words, the presence of a substance your immune system can't kill. Poisons kill. That's why they can treat all diseases if used in the right way. But if misused, they'll turn into a tool for murder. Haven't you heard of the saying 'there's no such thing as an evil substance, only evil people?'" "Then..."
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The Chosen Human S1

The Chosen Human S1

Joe said explaining the existence of a virus that occurred in the first world. "It is said that according to several sources in the virtual world, if the virus is a business project between countries that makes people want to buy the medicine, if they don't buy the drug, they will be considered as carriers of poison for others." Said Joe who was still explaining to Paul about the politics of drugs that use viruses.
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