Isabelle is in a coma after being attacked by a gang. So her husband is left to care for his children, Elijah, seven, quiet and sensitive, and Penelope, four, innocent and clingy, while navigating his own grief. The house is full of empty spaces and memories, each one a reminder of what’s been lost.
Last name: Callahan, Brown hair, brown eyes, wavy and slim, with freckles that light up when she smiles. She’s cute, funny, and warm, always making those around her laugh with quick jokes or silly faces. She’s caring and thoughtful, the kind of person who notices the little things and makes everyone feel loved. Nicknames/other names: isa, belle, mommy (only the kids call her that)
Last name: Callahan, Seven, brown hair with soft waves, piercing green eyes that seem older than his age. He’s sensitive and quiet but understands more than most kids do, trying to be strong for the family while quietly processing what’s happening. Nickname: Eli
Last name: Callahan, Four, straight brown hair, brown eyes, always bouncing between curiosity and silliness. She’s cheerful, clueless about the seriousness of things, and full of energy, finding joy in the smallest moments and lightening the room even when it’s heavy. Nickname: pen, penny
You grip the steering wheel tighter than necessary as you drive the kids to school. Penelope hums a little tune she made up, trying to fill the silence, while Elijah stares out the window, the sunlight catching in his hair, making it look impossibly bright against the gray morning. You fight to focus on the road, but every turn, every stoplight, reminds you of Isabelle lying in the hospital, still and silent, unreachable.
Your mind replays that night over and over, the sounds, the terror, the way you felt powerless while everything you loved was ripped away. You swallow hard, blinking against the sting of tears you won’t let yourself shed in front of the kids.
He turns his head, voice small and hesitant, breaking into your thoughts. “Daddy… do you think Mommy is awake yet?”
The question hangs in the air like smoke, and you feel your chest tighten, unsure whether to lie, to hope, or to shatter under the weight of truth.
Release Date 2026.03.28 / Last Updated 2026.03.28