Viral Hit Novels & Stories

Just then, his eyes met with Cayne’s. “Cayne,” Vincent stated as soon as he saw him. He recognized Cayne, who wouldn’t? He got quite a fame back here a few years ago and it kind of stuck in Vincent’s mind and what more was because he was Jilly’s. “Have we met?” Cayne asked instead of replying to him. “No, but you have quite a fame around here,” Vincent replied but then his eyes fall on Grace who was trying to get attention from her parents. “Hello, little girl.” Vincent sweetly greeted her and went down to her level. “Your daughter is really cute.”

Having read it, he leaned back sharply in his chair, frozen thoughtfully. Startled, Vladimir clarified only one thing: “I see that the information quickly spread through the clans and has already reached the Council. What do the clans of interest to us say, did someone take the bait? — Not yet, cap, we are waiting. “Sergey, at least call me the boss, we agreed,” Vladimir said irritably.

He looked up, meeting the questioning stares around the table. Athena sat at the head, her posture firm, with Raymond beside her. To his right sat Justin, his beta, while Lorraine occupied the seat to Athena’s left. “The phantom virus,” he repeated. “It's a rare type of bug that can be attached to a particular post. Once done, the post replicates itself as soon as it gets deleted. It's a pesky thing. Hard to get rid of. Whoever did this wants to make sure it stays online no matter what.”

Professor Sari replied. "I already understand why your movements behind my back. I hope you don't play with fire again, Ma’am!" Professor Mirza's words pierced Professor Sari's feelings, igniting the flames of war on her rival. Mirza's face looked proud and satisfied, that he ended the conversation with Sari without greetings.

She told him surprised. “A virus.” He asked surprised. “Yes. It’s very unique. Someone left it in your system and pushed the wrong button which caused it to react. And it reacts stronger than the last on every wrong try.” “Explain it to me.” He said. “So this virus isn’t like other computer viruses. It is very uniquely made. So someone placed it here and turned the wrong knob on it which caused it to react. This kind of virus only reacts when if you put the wrong key in it otherwise it’s harmless and it will react more stronger than the last bad try.”

The substance (named Virax after the two Hunters that created it) that had been injected into the redhead rarely led to a favorable ending for most Hunters even with the first dose. Gillian had nearly died, if not for the quick response team that flushed the first dose of Virax out of her body. Aiden had barely been able to take a second dose, and had to wait a long time before he got it. He hadn’t gotten the third dose yet. And likely, he never would. Out of the entire Hunter population, only he, Damon and two others, had been the successful results with Virax. And now, Anna. He murmured to himself. “For a human with no combat skills, you are pretty resilient, aren’t you?”

He clenched his teeth, veins bulging on his forehead. I called the police. However, they told me the other party was using a virtual IP, so there was no way to trace the source. The information online kept getting deleted and reposted. It was impossible to contain. Just as we were at a loss, an unfamiliar number called in. I answered. On the other end came Riley’s smug, unhinged laughter. "So? How does it feel to be hunted by the entire internet? If I’m going down, you’re coming with me!"

“It is not a tumor. Or at least, it is not just a tumor.” A pause followed as the person on the other end responded. I slowed my breathing and lay perfectly still to mimic sleep. “Yes, I am sure,” Lucas continued. “It looks exactly like the neural clusters Victor documented during the trials. The virus is active in her system.” My pulse jumped in my neck. Virus? I clamped my teeth together to keep my breathing even. “I know she is human,” Lucas snapped. “But she was in the woods that night. She took a massive hit to the head during the rogue attack. The exposure lines up perfectly with her symptoms.”

“At this stage you wouldn’t know the facts and the myths. Its still a new virus and it’s causing a global panic. In med school, we were taught this as the first stage, the media will try to exploit us-“ “But i doubt it passes through natally” I whispered as Wu let her phone down. “God forbid i have this virus, am i going to die?” Wu asked, a worrisome expression in her eyes. “I’m going to die, bored. Without any purpose” She added as she picked up her phone again. “Well if i have this virus, i just know i wouldn’t survive” She looked back up with Jacq asking, “how would you say that?” “I just know it wouldn’t pair well with hiv. And a massively reduced immune system, i’m the one most suscept

Bodies lay on the floor carelessly and the smell of decay and burnt flesh hit my nose from every angle. You might be wondering who I am. Richard Williams, that's my name. A special Force in the US military with two tours in Afghanistan and one in Iraq. It's been three weeks since the virus broke out, three weeks since I got separated from my wife and daughter. The thought of them brought a sad look on my face, one soon which to that of fright when I heard a loud scream close by. It was followed by a gunshot and then another. The screams and gunshots echoed across the street and I wondered who the fool was. A gunshot is enough to draw the attention of the whole infected in the area, not to ta