Viral Novels & Stories

Not just the first, but the second, third, and so forth. "The right time has come that Ric Abella should pay for his sins. He destroyed, not just my family and me, but also my dreams and our future." I shuddered at his nth declaration. "Patrick, this Bronc X virus outbreak is already affecting thousands of people across the globe. These people are innocent." I tried to talk to him out of his revenge. "Correction. This is not a viral outbreak. It is the venom from Bronca bug that is transmitted from one person to another through droplets, direct contact, and blood or body fluids."

Russell furrowed his brow, watching as that sluggish thing slowly devoured his normal cells, his lips forming a straight line. Zoey said, "This is a type of virus that needs to be injected into the bloodstream, it doesn't spread through the air. It can attack your normal cells, and what we need to do now is develop an antidote. I suspect that you were infected with this virus when you were young, but the virus remained dormant until recent years when it started to manifest. The person who could have infected you is likely someone close to you. Take some time to think, is there anyone who has had close contact with you?"

The virus—mutated, spreading. Chen’s voice boomed over the speakers again: “You think that’s it? The override isn’t done. I’m at 95%. The hub’s mine. And the virus? It’s out. Airborne now. Targeting Volkov DNA first—but mutated to spread. Berlin’s infected. Then Europe. Give me the final code, Luca—or watch your lovers die slowly.”

Kenneth explained. Joey was somewhat surprised by the unexpected way the virus had infiltrated. "When you connected to your home WiFi, the virus hitched a ride and planted itself on your phone. "That's why hackers could control it while you're not using your phone," Kenneth continued, sharing his friend's findings. Joey drove, squinting her eyes, and silently focused on the road ahead. "But the virus self-destructed on your phone. There's no way to prove its existence," Kenneth said.

The stuff described sounds like social engineering, I think, but only on a cellular level. Then there is an email that makes me cold. The Butcher writes about how he plans to grow a new virus. At first, it will look like the flu virus. H5N1. People will be treated for it with the means that are currently prescribed for it. But it won't work. By the time the medical world realizes this, the virus will enter its next phase, namely that of a hemorrhagic virus.

She asked cautiously as she wrapped her arms around Mason's waist. "Something like that." Mason murmured as his arms tightened their hold. "What did he say?" She wasn't sure if Mason was going to tell her, but it never hurt to ask. Lifting his head Mason looked into Danica's eyes. "Dr. Williams thinks they may have Rage Virus." "Rage Virus?" Danica asked not sure if she heard right. "Yeah, he isn't one hundred percent at this time, but their symptoms fit." Mason's face had turned grim.

She fiddled with her glasses once more, leaning backwards and looking at the ceiling. "Viruses are really hard to treat." Adam hummed, clearly deep in thought. "Usually, it would go away by itself but if not, a vaccine is going to take years to make if it's as bad as they say." Another silence pushed it's way into the room and deafened them brutally. Brie grit her teeth together, feeling her eyes burn behind her glasses. "Time for bed!" Adam suddenly spoke, making both Melissa and Brie jump in unison. Brie sighed and nodded.

The look on his face has me melting "I love you too, Ber. Goodnight" A/N: Let's play a small game. Who would you kiss, hug, slap, kill or marry among Strawberry, Chocolate, Cream, Caramel, Vanilla and Doctor Sweet?

Sachi asked. “Well I have something. It’s not deadly but will buy us some time. If you’ve done crack before, you’d know the effects makes you slow. It makes everything slow even when it’s not. Just slows down your whole person”. “And you have it on you?” Sachi asked. “Yes, I just need to spread it round the entire premises and hopes everybody breathes it in” he explained. “Hope?” Karou scoffed. “And what about us? Won’t we get infected?” Sachi asked.

She finally got the thing she had been dreaming about! Hayley immediately pulled up the item details. [Zombie Virus Inhibitor: If injected within three minutes of zombie virus infection, it can suppress the spread of the virus. [Note: This item is single-use only. [Note: The inhibitor only works once it enters the infected person's body. Once removed from the syringe, it becomes inactive.] After reading everything, Hayley frowned slightly. So it was a one-time item, not something that granted permanent immunity. And it only worked inside a body. Once it left the syringe, it died. That meant it couldn't be studied.