Parasite Novels & Stories

Elle had done too much for him to toss her away like that, and she wasn’t ready to give him another chance to do it again. Instead, she went out to see Doctor Cayden. He was in the living room, but Scout was nowhere to be seen. “I sent him home for a while.” Doctor Cayden explained. “He was missing his mother, and the apartment is starting to get a little crowded.” Then Doctor Cayden began to describe a single-cell parasite that spreads through direct contact. It travels to the brain. When the microbe reaches the nervous system’s center, it latches onto the gray matter and affects dreams.

Even if she bullied him before since high school, he knows she was kind and a loving person. “alfe, please tell us”, Des exclaimed. She knew that something was not right. “it’s too late, she’s gone”, Alfe replied in cold voice. Des felt numbed by the news she just heard. Her whole body shivered. Her mind failed to comprehend everything. “what do you mean?”, asked Lt. Dan. “her body became the nest of those parasites for couple of weeks. All the unidentified parasites were coming from her body. The mother parasites where living within her”, Alfe started to explained.

"The parasites grow and grow till they burst out. Making it difficult to move around beforehand. With the little critters eating away at one's synapses it makes it to difficult to do much of anything." "Sounds terrible. How does one get them?" Melinda did not like the sound of them. "How do you protect against them?" "You can't. Treatment is the only option if you are not a Lighting cultivator. The parasites are really rare. Only someone raising them particularly do they have a chance of even living here. The environment is to rich. They prefer bright places with lots and lots of discharges of energy." Ren relieved her fears. "I

he growled. A crack split the far wall, slick and pulsing with dark ooze. Out of it crawled a figure unlike any Maeve had ever seen. Female. Glowing like venom. Fins sharp as razors. A smile of polished bone. “She walks with a mortal womb,” the creature hissed. “You’ve broken the pact, Orun-Kai.” He stepped in front of Maeve, wings flaring, eyes lit with fury. “Careful, Nhazra.”

So that our faces were just inches away. "Do I look like a mortal?" He asked. I tried my best to break away from that gaze. Since he was actually quite close, I realized how his eyes resembled like a dark stormy sky. They almost looked lifeless. Like deep pits of a never ending hole. I wanted to look away. But something wasn't letting me do that. A strange force. Not like the one people describe in stories. No, it was more like the sleep paralysis kind of force. I wanted to look away. But I couldn't.

I just want to pretend that I'm biggest concern at the moment is planning a wedding and making sure I'm going to make Sky happy for the rest of his life. But it's easier said than done because as I drift off to sleep, all I can think about Aurora's diary and what it will mean for all of us if her version of the story is actually the real one. Something isn't right, she can feel it. There's too much light ahead of her and somehow she keeps walking towards the blinding light. Against her better judgement she reaches out to touch it and just like that she can finally touch him. She can't believe it, she's actually touching James. Her hands can actually feel him. They are both basking in the lig

Dr Jones gestured with his hands and I nodded in comprehension. "Well, it is possible that the parasite that is affecting her right now was gotten from the poison," he pointed out. "This is the scan we did, it has attached itself into her small intestine and it is growing every day." I shuddered at the sight of a black and white photograph of her ultrasound scan and looked at what the doctor was pointing out. "Fuck is there anything we can do about this? Tell me anything and I'll do it," I wearily and desperately said, ready to do literally anything.