The Shape of Voice

The Shape of Voice

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Your hearing status doesn't make you a better person. Your humanity does. -Rosie Malezer, How to be Deaf [This is a story where we all can learn a little about how even when we all talk to each other, sometimes, we aren't really listening to the other's voice and we are as good as deaf.] *Beware!: Suicidal thoughts and drama filled... also, there'll be chapters to sweat your eyes out a little. Resume/Spoiler! (because I don't know how to write a resume without spoilers): ... Shoya Ishida alongside his friends bullied Shouko Nishimiya in elementary school, a deaf girl and classmate. But Nishimiya transferred, and all of his friends and teachers turned against him, making him isolated, till he decides that it's better to not have friends.
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Shouya and Shouko finally became best friends after years of suffering all of life's challenges that questioned their love and trust for each other. All it took was Shouya to finally apologize for everything he did to her and amend his wrong doings by showing he truly cared for her. However. Just when everything seemed settled. Later on. they wake up to a different reality where, not only them, but everyone they know are children again! A Silent Voice does NOT belong to me! Just fanfiction for fun! *and there will be some spoilers, so be mindful of that if you don't want any*

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