A Susan and Oishi Mini Series
Introduction
Ten questions. One unspoken redemption. This one begins with a silence too loud to ignore.
And the question buried in that silence?
We carried it long before we knew its name.
This special mini-series follows a few lives — some neighbors, some strangers — most of them quietly working behind the desks and hallways of Signal Co. All of them carry pain, loss, or silent heartbreak — and the honest questions they’ve whispered toward heaven.
Some questions have answers. Some only echo.
These stories are deep, sometimes raw, and always human. But they are also hopeful. Because alongside every person stands Susan — melodramatic, loud, and full of heart — and Oishi — her judgmental, scripture-quoting Shih Tzu, who rolls his eyes but never leaves.
Together, they walk with each character through their questions… and toward the One who always listens.
Episode 1: Philip Vaughn — The Quiet Soldier
🪖 A man of duty. A war he never left.
Philip doesn’t say much. Not about the mission that failed. Not about the comrade who never came home. Not even about the girl who wept in the smoke and chaos, unaware he was there — watching, helpless.
By day, he blends into the rhythm of the Signal Co. office. But inside, he’s still on the battlefield.
Not fighting an enemy.
Fighting the question no soldier wants to ask:
Why does evil exist… and why did it win that day?
This is not a tale of glory.
This is the story of a man haunted not by what he did —
but by what he couldn’t stop.
Enter the question with him – Why is there evil?
Episode 2 – Boyo — The Gentle Witness
Boyo is the kind of man who always has a light joke, a warm meal, and a second helping for anyone who visits. He’s the friendly neighbor, the late-night storyteller, the one you’d never guess still remembers the look in a dying man’s eyes.
But he does.
In this episode, Boyo shares something he’s kept buried for years — a quiet ache that has shaped how he sees regret, love, and the quiet choices we live with.
“Regret isn’t always loud. Sometimes it’s the things we didn’t say, the people we left behind, the silence we still carry.”
A man who’s seen regret… and quietly vowed not to meet it again.
Enter the question with him – What do you regret?
Episode 3 – Pete — The Ledgerman
Pete kept the books clean. Refused the bribe. Chose the hard right. But some choices come with echoes. Even when you stand your ground, you still wonder, was it enough? This isn’t about numbers. It’s about the quiet weight of doing what’s right.
Enter the question with him – What makes someone believe they have the right to stand above others?
Episode 4 – Yohanes Abimbola — The Measured Son
Yohanes never tried to outshine anyone, especially not his sister, the decorated Sergeant Mekena Abimbola. But when your family is made of fire, it’s hard not to feel like a flicker. In this quiet, searching episode, Yohanes reflects on identity, quiet strength, and the invisible pressure of comparison. Through memory and scripture, he begins to believe that even soft flames are still flames, fearfully and wonderfully made.
Enter the question with him – Why do we keep comparing ourselves to others?
Episode 5 – Dinah — The Woman of Quiet Grudges
Bitterness doesn’t always sound angry, sometimes, it just hides behind sarcasm and polite smiles. In this episode, Dinah confesses the weight she’s carried since the day her world fell apart. But healing begins with honesty… and one brutally awkward conference room moment.
Enter the question with her – What makes a person bitter?
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