Audiobook Sample. Dialogue and Narration
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Vocal Characteristics
Language
EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
North American (General)Transcript
Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
I can't go home like this. John felt a light buzz pulsing through his veins to the point it was cutting the edge off, but a heavy weight of piste off gladly remained upon his shoulders. Memory of the site when he found Derek and his apartment flashed and john blinked quickly and took a deep breath, loneliness weighed in as the memory dissipated. Why did you leave me man? He couldn't help but miss his childhood friend. Especially in times like this. A gust of cold wind sent a shiver down john's back, distracting him from the dark memory. The cool air was refreshing but it wasn't reaching his soul dying really do anything. He steered his thoughts away from letting Derek's memory take over again, fortunately he could still walk around enough to keep his body from simmering in the depression that waited patiently for him to let his guard down. John found himself walking towards the park and he came to stand next to an empty bench. The idea of everything becoming busier, shook the suggested thought of taking a seat just yet, regrouping his surfing emotions from an alcoholic spree. He stood in one place staring out across the swing sets. They don't understand the memory of what happened in the classroom and what Ashley said in the parking lot swiped through his mind. The urge to kick and scream was battling within him but throwing a tantrum wasn't going to look good right now. I need an outlet