Voicemails

Cal has recently lost his brother Dan in a tragic car accident. Cal and Dan were the closest of brothers, and they were more like best friends with each other. Cal has always had alot of difficulty in opening up about anything, and he has a habit of holding in everything that he is feeling. When he gets the news of his brother's passing he does not want to accept it, or even talk about it, and he just holds on to everything he is feeling inside. Cal has a lot of guilt about his brother's death, thinking that if he had been there with his brother, he would not have been involved in a car accident.

Cal decides to listen to a group of voicemails on his phone alone in his brother's room hoping that they are about something other than his brother to take his mind off of his death. He expects that all of the voicemails are all going to be spam, or pointless things that he can listen to to try to distract himself from everything. All of the voicemails are about his brother and they keep his mind on him but not in the way he died, but rather in the way that he lived. Cal leaves listening to the voicemails with a now positive outlook. Cal now knows that his brother will always be with him, even if that does not mean in the physical sense. He will always be with him in his heart.