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.
Harper, open your eyes! Somebody help her! Could it be the Ashfield heart condition? This started after that child frightened her.
Don't put this on my daughter. Let me look. She's not sick. She passed out in my arms.
She's holding her breath. Her pulse is fast, not weak. And her toes are pushing down. She's ready to get up.
Her pulse is normal. She's breathing fine. There's no sign of cardiac distress. So she's pretending.
She's three. She panicked. Children don't always know what they're doing. I'm three, too.
I know pretending to die makes people scared. Teach her not to fake dying when great-grandpa almost really did. Harper, sleepy people don't squeeze this hard. Mama Evie's arm is getting owie.
Harper, open your eyes now.