Novel & Cerita Voice In My Head Book

"Why didn't you tell me about your problem on day one? I would have spoken louder. I wou-" She shook her head. "That's not n-necessary." "Why isn't it?" "T-t-there's something in y-your voice," she stammered nervously as she gently tugged at her fingers. "In my voice?" She nodded again. "It's h-hard to ignore." "I don't understand where you're going with this." "Your voice," she looked down as a light blush stained her cheeks, "is the only voice that I can hear perfectly."

Trying hard to push your problems behind you, huh? I sat up immediately and looked around to see where the voice was coming from before remembering it was inside my head. Sighing, I leaned back into my bed. It hadn't spoken to me for a few days now. "What do you mean?" I asked as I leafed through the pages of the book distractedly. You've not heard my voice for the past few days because you've been pushing me and fighting me from resurfacing. I scoffed. "So how did you do it now? You fought me back and defeated me?"

I looked around, only to realize that the voice was in my head. “Be careful with Chad…” The voice licked my eardrums and I felt chills run down my spine.

The same voice that I heard this morning, cold and vicious,talked to me suddenly from inside of my brain as I kept thinking. I was trembling with fear and anxiety as well as anger as I heard the voice again. "Who are you?" I replied within my head,trying hard to communicate with whoever it was. "I'm your inner wolf. At last you got me within you!" I heard the most vicious chuckling voice, laughing throughout my whole existence! My head was bursting with devastating pain as the voice spoke, as if my brain would tear apart! I felt a strong existence of something devilish lurking inside of me as if trying to come outside without any notice!

I hit a wall hard, some kind of force throwing me back like I’m nothing. I start hyperventilating as my body feels foreign, like it’s not my own. My brain feels like it’s going through a vice and hurts so bad I think I’m going to pass out… Before it gets too bad, I hear a voice in my head. “Hello” ‘Hello?…’ I said back in my head thinking I’m fucking crazy for talking to myself. “You are not crazy and you’re not talking to yourself Lily,” it said again, sounding so majestic and lovely..

My voice had moved on its own. I tried to speak again but something stopped me. From deep inside me, a growl echoed. A voice not mine, presence waking then I heard it again, inside my head. Veyrix but not like before, not a ghost Nor a memory. Alive. “I’m still here,” he whispered.

I had no idea how I knew this, but a silent voice in the back of my mind told me it was possible. I close my eyes, trying to concentrate. Silence everything around you, the voice said. Flip through and sort everything like a page in a book or magazine. Choose what you wished to remain in the background and what you wish to hear. Focus on that sound alone, sister, until it fills your ear, lower the volume you wish it to be. I did as the voice instructed, following each of her softly spoken words, as relief filled me when the sounds became quiet and the throbbing in my head ease a bit.

Before I could even process that I had this ability and what I could do, I spoke to him in my mind. It’s not him, it’s me, I’m Jimmy Zhao from grade 12, you know the mute, the one that doesn’t say anything. He replied in his head: What’s going on this is crazy! I saw him storm out of the library face all red. Minutes later his voice came back: I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to, please don’t tell anyone. I told him: you need help, talk to a therapist and stop lying. A few hours later, he replied in my head:

the strong voice spoke inside my head, firm and clear, making my body tense at once. “Lora, are you alright?” Evelyn asked when she noticed the confusion on my face and the way I suddenly froze. “I am surprised that even in this situation, you still chose to run,” the voice continued inside my head, calm but sharp. It did not take long for me to understand what was happening. He was using the link in our minds to speak to me directly. "Fuck you,” I muttered under my breath, which made the old couple look at me in confusion. “I am sorry. I was not talking to you both,” I added quickly, trying to correct it before they misunderstood.

There was no fear of what was to come, no regrets. I gasped and jolted up. Hearing her voice in my head sent shivers of shock rippling through my body. Her voice was clear and strong, nothing like a whisper, a distanced voice that could make you think you were genuinely losing your mind. She filled my head with her chuckle. In the confusion, I barely noticed where I was. The soft grass around me now felt cold and wet by mist. The fire had almost burned down, and I barely registered the missing beat of drums.