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The Noise Effect: A Short Story

By: Stevie Turner
Narrated by: Fen Wilson
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What lengths would you go to in order to ensure a peaceful existence? Newlyweds Eve and Leigh Chandler are thrilled to be given a council house on a recently built estate after living with Eve's parents for a year, and are eager to get to know their new neighbors. Eve quickly forms a friendship with Tessa Patterson at number 16, but things turn sour when Mark Denny moves into number 18 with his two teenage sons.

The Dennys enjoy playing their music loud enough for the whole street to hear. Leigh and Eve, both normally easy-going and placid, complain to the council after being driven to distraction by noise emanating from the house next door. However, this only serves to make them a sitting target for Mark Denny's anger, causing Eve to discover a previously hidden side of her new husband that she was totally unaware of.

©2015 Stevie Turner (P)2016 Stevie Turner
Fiction Psychological Short Stories Suspense

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