CHANGE OF HEART epi 7 THE END

Victoria could hardly wait to get home, and the drive seemed endless. She jumped into Daniel’s arms as soon as she opened the door.

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CHANGE OF HEART epi 6

Mr. Harrison left Dr. Jacob’s office at half past four. Victoria sat at her desk, messages in hand. She stared at the doorknob to her bosses office.

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CHANGE OF HEART epi 5

Victoria was startled when Mr. Gordy came in for his four o’clock. After all that had happened, she had forgotten he had an appointment.
Her heart sank a little when she remembered what Dr. Jacobs had said. He had predicted that his session with Mr. Harrison would run over. Victoria looked at Mr. Gordy’s expression, making a prediction of her own.

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CHANGE OF HEART epi 4

“I need help,” the woman said tearfully. Victoria held a box of tissues out to her.
“How may I help you?” she asked.

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CHANGE OF HEART epi 2

episode 2
Victoria began typing on her computer, but her mind was on Daniel. Her thoughts kept drifting to her husband, probably making tea by then.

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CHANGE OF HEART epi 3

When Victoria returned from break, the message light on her phone flashed. It was the two o’clock appointment canceling at the last minute.
She told Dr. Jacobs and he sighed. “Well, I’ve got plenty of notes to catch up on,” he said. “Also, I have a feeling my three o’clock will run over. It’s George Harrison, and he’s really having a terrible time.”

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CHANGE OF HEART epi 2

Victoria began typing on her computer, but her mind was on Daniel. Her thoughts kept drifting to her husband, probably making tea by then.

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CHANGE OF HEART EPI 1

episode 1
Victoria Snead pulled into her usual parking spot behind the office. As always, she was the first one there. Dr. Jacobs would arrive just before nine, ahead of his first patient. She closed her car door and clicked the alarm button. Victoria unlocked the back door to the office and went inside. She turned on the heat and started a pot of coffee. It was Monday morning and she hadn’t wanted to get up.

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