Daughter on ABC's "Life Goes On"

Usage examples of becca.

The cloth swept efficiently across the south wall, and Becca swiveled around on her bottom and repeated the process with barely a missed motion.

He would need Becca to hold it while he stood on a chair with the drill.

He went inside and called for Becca to come and help with the last shelf.

The front door was closed against the sun, making the hallway dark after the brightness of the upstairs and Becca paused, slowing down on the stairs, blinking to let her eyes adjust to the light.

The two of them stood there, each confused in their own way: Becca, unsure as to how to finish the conversation, the old woman now just confused.

Dan called from the kitchen as Becca approached through the dining room.

The minute Becca was out the door, Dan stuck Sheryl Crow on the stereo and cranked it.

He and Becca had talked of little else in the narrow single bed in his rented room off-campus the last year of college.

With the image of a bed in her mind, Becca imagined lying across one in a hotel room, listening to Gordon Huff brush his teeth in the bathroom.

By the time he gave up for the night and crawled into bed, it was after one and Becca was lightly snoring, the sheet tangled around her body as though she was restless.

The sheet tugged where it was tucked under Becca and he relented to it, easing it out, careful not to wake her.

He put off going in for as long as possible, doing the supper dishes and sweeping the kitchen floor with extra caution, the way Becca did before she washed it.

When Becca pushed open the front door, both hands were fully occupied with shopping bags.

He ran up the stairs, taking them two at a time, leaving Becca to stand in the hall, her egregious tokens dangling elegantly from her fingers.

As Becca walked toward the front door, Dan stared up the full length of the door, and tugged once more on the knob, making sure it was firmly, resolutely closed.