Three-year-old Mopsy inherits traditional Chinese medical skills and lives a hard life with her single mother Nora. At a wealthy-family charity gala she saves the Ashford family patriarch, accidentally uncovering a decades-old baby-swap secret. Faced with slander, poisoning, and persecution from Evelyn, Mopsy uses wisdom and courage to expose the plot, reunite with her blood relatives, and finally embrace a peaceful new life.
Don't run, don't yell either. Why not? Your heart does a little jump when you make things up. Boink, just like that.
Why is everybody looking at her? Because great-grandpa almost died. Did anybody hurt you? Did that needle slip? No, I'm not hurt. He hurts more.
He's my great-grandpa. You're just a dirty motel kid. Don't speak to her like that. Mama Evie, she scared me! Children who come in off the street should be taught some manners.
My daughter just saved Walter's life. Then take the applause and leave before you ask for a check. We didn't ask for money, you just want everyone's attention. Kids like you always do.
Don't run, don't yell either. Why not? Your heart does a little jump when you make things up. Boink, just like that.
Mama Evie, my heart hurts. Harper.