Barely Audible
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  • Parts 9
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  • Reads 266
  • Votes 49
  • Parts 9
  • Time 25m
Ongoing, First published Mar 03, 2018
#77 - voice | 16/06/01

Callie Bellinger has spent nearly 17 years of her life being made fun of, for being a mute. She can hear and understand what other people are saying perfectly, but she cannot speak herself.
That's what everyone thinks anyways. 
Callie realizes she can speak, but when she does, it's barely audible. 
She tries to tell her parents, but her voice is far too quiet for anyone to even hear. 
She finds out that she has a condition in which her vocal chords are very weak, making her voice "barely audible" but to the rest of the world she is just a mute. Start reading to find out about Callie's story and how she views life as a girl who just wants to make her voice heard. 
Literally.

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