Caught in this momentary distraction, she was startled when a voice from the other end of the call suddenly asked, “What’s next?”
Ariana was momentarily frozen.
The man’s voice was deep. Oddly, it was accompanied by a background noise, almost like static or some form of electrical interference.
The resemblance was striking.
Ariana stood still, taken aback by the uncanny similarity. For a moment, she was at a loss for words.
The voice was so reminiscent of Theodore’s that she almost believed he was the one speaking on the other end of the Line.
“Are you still there? Is the call breaking up due to poor internet?”
voice sounded slightly
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herself for letting her imagination run wild, just as Sonia had
have similar voices. On closer listening, she detected a slight nasal
fleeting emotion tugged at Ariana’s senses. She mentally scoffed at herself for even sparing a thought for Theodore, who
herself together, Ariana continued to provide
the other end was laconic, offering only brief acknowledgments here and
her efforts to convince herself that the voice could not be Theodore’s, hearing it continually disrupted
that the man on the other end sensed something was
was handling, he
before softly saying, “It’s nothing, it’s just. Your voice sounds
Realizing her comment could make the situation awkward, she quickly added, “I didn’t mean anything by it; there are subtle differences
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