The Mightly MISSchief Makers
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Vocal Characteristics
Language
EnglishVoice Age
Teen (13-17)Accents
North American (General)Transcript
Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
What a boring weekend. Mom had brought some important paperwork home and once we've been to my dance class, she said I had to keep out of her way. I tidied my room a bit and thought about reading a book, but I'd read everything on myself. Mom, I'm so bored Chloe. I told you I had to work. She said in an annoyed voice, can you find something to keep you occupied for a while? Okay, well have you got something I can read then? Sometimes she had some good magazines. I quite liked reading and I really enjoyed the ones with pictures and gossip of both famous people. I recognized mom's side and looked around the room as if something would just jump up. Sorry kiddo. I don't think so. I pulled a face. She must have had something. Mom was always reading. Mom please. I wind Mom got up from the table where she had been staring at her laptop. I don't think I've got anything unless you want. Her voice trailed off as she went over to the sofa and picked up a glossy magazine. It was one of those where the pages are full of thin girls wearing weird clothes. I shook my head, It looks too boring. I said before she could hand it to me, you can have my laptop in a bit. Mom said I'm gonna make lunch soon, but what can I do now? Chloe, I'm trying to work, snapped mom. I knew that already. Why did she keep saying it, repeating the same thing? Wasn't helping me become onboard. Luckily I thought luckily though I think mom had finally decided to listen to me because she made a new suggestion. How about listening to a book? I can download a couple on my tablet. Hang on. She leaned down, reaching into her handbag and pulled out her tablet. She pressed a few buttons on it and then handed the tablet along with some headphones, to me. Why don't you take this into your room and I'll give you a shout when lunch is ready. Yeah, yeah.