Daddy, Please Call

Rebekah’s Dad calls every day at 3:30pm. “I’m checking on my sunshine” He’d say. Today, Rebekah was busy working with clients and did not answer the phone. Rebekah would never hear the sound of her Dad’s voice again. In this petite fiction, Rebekah is tormented by her guilt and grief. Rebekah visits her Dad’s grave daily seeking comfort and forgiveness. She even brings his favorite flowers making sure that they are arranged perfectly....
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Rebekah’s Dad calls every day at 3:30pm. “I’m checking on my sunshine” He’d say. Today, Rebekah was busy working with clients and did not answer the phone. Rebekah would never hear the sound of her Dad’s voice again. In this petite fiction, Rebekah is tormented by her guilt and grief. Rebekah visits her Dad’s grave daily seeking comfort and forgiveness. She even brings his favorite flowers making sure that they are arranged perfectly. Rebekah's home life has become dysfunctional. She continues to ignore her husband and her children, preferring instead the solace of her garage office. Rebekah was raised in a family who always dealt with problems by themselves. Seeing a therapist or counselors was unheard of. Will Rebekah finally get the help she needs or risk losing Bryan and their children forever?