Audible Novels & Stories

As Rudra reached the door to the room, he paused, hearing the soft murmur of voices from within. He hesitated, his hand hovering just above the handle, and then decided to wait. Through the thin barrier of the door, he could make out Ambika’s soothing tone and Gnapika’s more anxious replies. Though he couldn’t catch every word, the snippets he heard made his heart swell with a mix of emotions.

Not easy to do when you have sensitive hearing. "It sounds nice." "And what about you?"

Adrian, I'm afraid you'll have to come with me. The engine noise was deafening. Aside from that, one naughty hand acts arbitrarily. There were numerous rings that made my skin cold when my hand touched the skin of my stomach. ****

It was almost twenty-four hours without a yell from anyone, no washing and scrubbing the summer breeze whispered freedom to her, accompanied by a boorish sound. "What was that?" Dale questioned no one in particular. She turned around in fright trying to catch a glimpse of her surrounding making sure there was none around her. "Bruum..." The awful sound came again. She sort another chance at catching the speaker but found herself alone.

"Hello, Audrey. Where are—" Interrupting him mid-sentence, Audrey's voice quivers with a mix of fear and desperation, "Hello, Kalix? Kalix, please help me!" Her words are breathy, laced with vulnerability, as she pours her plea for assistance into the receiver. The depth of her distress is palpable, reverberating through the airwaves.

All of it *audible*. Her lips parted. A small, stunned sound escaped her throat—raw, unused, trembling. “Oh my God…” The words were soft. Hoarse. Barely more than a whisper. But she *heard* them. Her own voice. Raven’s hands flew to her ears—then to her mouth—then back to her ears again, as though she could trap the miracle before it vanished. Tears welled instantly, spilling hot down her cheeks. Victoria felt the change before she saw it.

“I don’t get your point.” Alice couldn’t help but to chuckle at her own words with a fake smile that was as big as the sun. Espousing her dazzling set of teeth. “Don’t mind me, I’ve just been hearing Adam’s ring tone in my head, especially while we were at Hazel’s house. I dialed Adam’s contact before leaving abd and I head it ring in Hazel mum’s room. Like, isn’t that awkward?” Her checks flushed at the smile.

Suddenly, a detail he'd totally missed hit him. That morning, when he was listening to Tyler's chest... "Daddy, my chest hurts so much," Tyler had said, his voice weak. "It feels like there's water gurgling inside." He had heard something weird through the stethoscope. Not just normal breathing sounds. There were faint crackles. But right then, Isabella had called, asking him to come to Emma's birthday party. He'd quickly pulled the stethoscope away to answer his phone. Crackles...

The man becomes completely camouflaged. A scream rips from Addison’s mouth, ear piercing against the silence. Footsteps thunder down the outside hall. That hateful hiss fills the room again. Unable to see and relying on nothing but the sounds that fills the room, I hear, barely audible, stuttering feeble cries for help tumble out of Addison’s mouth, fear making it impossible for her to speak.

It feels like whatever that awakens inside me is burning all those energies quickly inside my body and rapidly draining me. "Is there something wrong? You've been staring at me the whole time," I curiously ask Clarren. Then something weird happened, I've been hearing whispers of people from different locations, the noises of the utensils from the kitchen, even the laughter of the children playing in the corridor, dripping from a leaky utility sink faucet, sounds of traffic, a horn honking, and an engine revving. The sound is getting louder and louder. These noises are piercing in my ears almost deafening me.