App Which Reads Text Aloud Novels & Stories

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" This is an automatic train. The best with an automated voice system. However, it would be an honor if, instead of the AVS, it's your voice through the speakers." I gasp, my eyes wide in disbelief. "I'd love that!" " All you have to do is read this script," the woman says, handing me a large sheet of paper with the train's public addresses and stations. They set up the system for me to speak through. I grip my mate's hand, still stunned. He is smiling at me. I clear my throat as I lean into the speaker. " Hello, passengers. My name is Apphia, and I'm your announcer for the day...." I continue to read, my voice loud and clear. My mate is watching me, pleased.

Considering it was a ten-hour flight, and what happened in the car, working on this instead of reading my book. Four hours into the flight and I started combing through my new program when I felt Anthony’s eyes looming over my shoulder. When I looked over at him, I tensed when I noticed how close his face was to mine, I gulped when his low, husky voice spoke, “What are you working on?” I turned my laptop toward him and began going over the program, “It’s an app that can alert if someone’s been in an accident, their location, and if they have a smartwatch, then it can also scan their bodies to alert the authorities to the extent of the person’s injuries.” He nodded,

The first text read. The second text came a second later. "Yeah I remember, what about that?"

Xavier’s gaze feels heavy, but I push myself to stay focused. I open a bottle of water, my hands unsteady as I take a sip, hoping it will settle my racing heart. It doesn't help much, but I swallow hard, determined not to show my nerves. Despite the tension, I know this is my moment to prove myself. "The app is called Wellify," I begin, my voice calm, "and it aims to change how people approach wellness by offering a complete platform for fitness, nutrition, and lifestyle management." I look around the room, meeting the eyes of the board members as I continue.

But I knew better now. Nothing was “just” anything anymore. The screen flickered on by itself. I froze. No touch. No input. Just… activation. The screen was already unlocked. One app open. Messages. My chest tightened. Because there was already a conversation on it. My fingers moved slowly. Scrolling. Reading. And then. I stopped. A name. Or something like it. User: 17 My grip tightened. That wasn’t a name. That was a number. A label.

That doesn't stop the automatic advertising messages from coming in though and when they do it pops up as an alert at the top of my phone, kind of like a text message. Well, one day I was on my phone and I hadn't been on a4a in quite a while. As I was scrolling through whatever I was on, a a4a alert popped up. I meant to swipe it away, but I unintentionally opened the app. I quickly closed it and went back to what I was looking at before. Well, if you know the app, then you know that just closing the app doesn't immediately change your activity status in the app so it must have still shown me as active.

Alicia was speechless. "How is this possible? Is this man not in our world? This is crazy C+r+a+z+y= Crazy..." "No boss.. you do not have to d******d it. Every andriod phone has a unique message app. You don't want to travel across lush-trophical to lush-alphine regions to get the apps re-installed. I mean, that's if you permanently deleted you messaging app..." Pablo said and Samson sighed. "I did not." Pablo saw himself heave.

My finger shake as I open the text. It reads: "Where are you? We need to talk!"

He stood there in silence for a while before turning to leave. Jessica did not listen to him anymore. She sat down in the living room with her handbag and took out her mobile phone. The most eye-catching icon on the screen was the app. It could be directly called and answered to be specially designed for the deaf. It could allow them to communicate with ordinary people through a multifunctional software. It was such an app that made her like and excited, and she even participated in it personally. It had such a utilitarian purpose behind, and she did not know what to say.