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Alpha's Possession
The line buzzed, and she could hear her shallow breaths in the dim light and heavy darkness.
Pick up
Pick up
Please pick up
{Hello}
A voice rang at the other end
{Hello?}
It sounded again when Penelope didn't say a word, and immediately, she caught her breath and voiced out, trying hard not to tear up.
"
{Josh..}
Her voice sounded cracked and low as the oggling silence in this hall was much and she didn't want to draw attention
There was Silence at the other end for a while and for a moment, Penelope freaked out thinking the line was cut off
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One More Hot Contract with the Shadow Alpha
My finger hovers, then presses call , hoping to connect to the one whose name is a dark curse word in the Silver Azure pack.
When the line connects, I speak without waiting.
“Do the words you said back then still count?”
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Beneath His Cold Vows
Then I dialed.
They picked up immediately.
We spoke for eleven minutes. By the end, they said they understood. The line went dead.
Set the phone beside the list.
Sat there.
The shoulder. The ribs. I adjusted and kept moving.
Two left.
I made the sixth call. Voicemail again. This time I left one sentence. Specific enough that they would know exactly what was on the other side of it when they listened.
The seventh call answered on the first ring.
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Shifters Temptation
With a surge of joy, I see a message in my inbox.
Minette, I am with friends. Call them at 520-235-5055.
My heart punds. I don't dare use my phone, but I immediately hook up an Internet voice line and dial the number. A male voice answers "Hello."
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Mr Celebrity’s Hidden Wife
his cold voice asked from the other side of the line and I gulped down nothing.
“I... I’ve gotten it but there is a slight problem.”I stuttered holding my hair tightly, the line was silent for a while before he spoke up.
“What problem?” he asked.
“There..... is...... no.......... some..one.”I stuttered, I couldn’t form a single word correctly.
“Shut the fuck up Michael, you better get the fucking job done before the end of today or else, ya know what’s gonna happen to ya son huh?” he said calmly. I know he was snickering at the other side and I gulped nothing down again.
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Alpha's Check Mate
After three rings, the call was answered:
-Hello?
-You can speak. - the person's voice sounded on the other side of the line.
-I'm at "Dom Valerntim" coffee shop, and I wanted to know if you are nearby.
I'm in need of your services.
-I can't believe you are going to make me leave my house, - the person muttered angrily.
-Do you want money or not?
I heard a loud sigh over the phone and the noise as if the person was standing up or walking.
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MY EX-BOSS, MY LOVER
The voice that just spoke is not Serin's because obviously it is a guy's voice.
But hearing a different person instead of Serin on the other line doesn't dishearten Jeremy because he knows that voice. It's familiar.
"Good afternoon. May I speak with your boss?" Jeremy tried his best to hide his shaky voice.
"I'm sorry but may I know who this is first? We can't just transfer this call to our boss unless we confirm who is calling on the other line. I am very sorry, sir. But I'm only following an order."
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Goddesses or 49 ½ shades of charcoal
Call me when you are ready.
The line went dead.
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Wild Epic Pleasures
"Hello, we are off services at the moment. You can call during work hours."
"Wait. Wait, please. I'm calling to speak to Donald. He's my boyfriend."
"Mr Donald left the office hours ago," the voice replied calmly. "Please, make your request known during work hours. We offer the best services. Thank you."
"Hello! Are you saying…? Hello. Are you there?"
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Inappropriate Caller
It’s not an ideal way of doing it, but I get a kick out of calling people randomly and jerking my member until I get someone to listen - I always get someone to listen.
Today was no different, as soon as I was hard and ready to explode, I dialed up a random number and got a beautiful voice over the phone that just enticed me even more. Her voice made it easy to relax and get in the mood.
“Hello and Thank you for calling Mr. Precision Tube and Lube, how can I help you today?” The voice said, stating the basic answer phrase.
“I need some help,” I said as I sat stroking my meat.
“How can I help you Sir?”
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Frequently Asked Questions
I highly recommend books with rich dialogue and dynamic characters for practice. 'Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone' by J.K. Rowling is fantastic because it offers a wide range of voices, from the whimsical Dobby to the stern Professor McGonagall. Neil Gaiman’s 'The Graveyard Book' is another gem, with its atmospheric prose and diverse cast, perfect for stretching your vocal range.
For a darker tone, 'The Book Thief' by Markus Zusak provides a unique narrator (Death) and emotional depth that challenges inflection and pacing. If you want something lighter, 'The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy' by Douglas Adams is packed with witty dialogue and eccentric characters like Zaphod Beeblebrox. Each of these books not only improves technical skills but also keeps you engaged with their storytelling.
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