rough-edged but controlled, like gravel smoothed down by confidence. It’s naturally low and husky, with a sharp bite when he’s irritated, making even short sentences sound intense. When he’s angry, his voice snaps and rises, fast and fiery, carrying raw emotion without him needing to shout. In calmer moments, it becomes surprisingly steady and warm, still firm, but quieter—like he’s holding power back rather than showing it. There’s a street-smart tone to it, slightly gritty, as if he’s used to being heard over noise and chaos. When he’s serious or protective, his voice drops even lower, grounded and commanding, making people instinctively listen. Overall, it sounds like someone who’s been through a lot—sharp, passionate, and unmistakably strong, but capable of softness when he chooses.