Description
Mommy, It’s Me begins with flowers laid at a grieving neighbor’s door, but the true haunting begins when the phone rings. On the anniversary of their daughter Chelsea’s death, Sara and Tim receive a call that chills them to their core—because the voice on the line is one they know all too well.
As grief collides with guilt, and as the house itself seems to darken around them, the couple is forced to confront horrors both human and otherworldly. What follows is a descent into the kind of terror that consumes body and soul.
Eric Yee’s Mommy, It’s Me blends psychological horror, supernatural suspense, and domestic dread into a short story that lingers like a whisper on the line. Perfect for fans of ghost stories, grief horror, and atmospheric short fiction, it is compact, devastating, and unforgettable.
