Voice Acting Lines Novels & Stories

“You know what I’m thinking.” Sally rolled her eyes at him and stood to wash the dishes in the sink. Elijah smiled as he stood beside her and passed her the dishes one by one. “Ol’ Joe found the voice actress today. Her name’s Morgan. She was the one who did the recording two years ago.” “She’s pretty famous in the voice acting community in Gunter City. I think she’s taken professional classes. She can imitate any person’s voice as long as you pay her enough money, and it’ll sound even better than a computer-generated voice.

Couldn’t even unlock it properly. The car’s voice assistant pinged. “Call anyone,” I whispered, voice shaking. It responded in some garbled nonsense, like it didn’t understand English anymore. “Call… asshole.” My voice broke on the word. It rang. Please pick up. Please. The line connected. Silence.

I don’t need an extra hour to know this, he will do a good job. I turn to Steph. “Can you identify voices?” She hesitates. Her fingers curl into the fabric of her uniform. Fear flickers across her face, but she nods. “I… I’ll try.” Jake frowns. “Voices?” “I recorded them,” I explain. “I didn’t see their faces.” His eyes lift to mine. Understanding hits him instantly. He nods once. Then his tone changes quietly and controlled. “But Melissa, phones aren’t allowed while you’re working.”

Elena's POV Seeing my silence, Jasper thought I was going to refuse. He spoke a little shyly, "We've actually auditioned a lot of voice actors during this period, even the most famous names in the industry." "But I wasn't satisfied with any of them. Their voices only had technique, no soul." "It wasn't until I heard your voice for the forest sprite that I felt the roar of the Goddess of Vengeance rising from despair should sound exactly like that." "Would you help me?"

I stammered on the other line. The voice man slightly reacts like he is smirking because of its strange tone before finally speaking. "You'll know in the next day or month. Now, I'm glad you're doing well. I'll be back, soon." I wanted to speak immediately but all I heard was a broken line.

Penelope. I’d recognize that walk anywhere. Her hair was pulled back. She stood perfectly straight. She turned sideways, phone pressed to her ear. She was on a call but her mouth wasn’t moving. I swallowed hard. My breath caught again. Could it be… her? The voice on the line was modulated, unrecognizable, genderless so it could be Penelope. “Hello?” I said again, quieter this time. The voice finally responded. “Do you think we should test it? See if the saying’s true?” At that exact moment, Penelope’s lips started moving. And when the voice stopped, so did she.

she instructed. “Hello,” I said, my voice calm yet laced with menace. Natasha played back the audio, and I was stunned to hear my words transformed into a robotic male voice. “Hello,” it repeated, mimicking my tone and inflection perfectly. She nodded approvingly, and with that, I dialed Gabriel’s number. The call connected. At first, he feigned ignorance, pretending not to understand the warning I delivered. But soon, the fear in his voice betrayed him. He succumbed, his cowardice on full display.

the voice warned sternly on the other side of the line. "Yes boss!"

It sounded very female. "Yes sir, we will be right here," James said. The line went dead immediately.

I firmly stated, my voice trembling with determination. There was a long pause from the other side of the call before I heard laughter erupting. "Oh, how noble of you," a mocking voice sneered. "But let me remind you, my dear, that you can't escape your past so easily. And what are you saying before your wife and family? Let me show you something that will make you reconsider your choices." The line went dead, leaving me with a sinking feeling in my stomach.