The Liew family is overwhelmed with guilt after realizing their neglect towards Selene, their adopted daughter, who kept her poor health a secret to avoid worrying them. Leo, her brother, blames himself for her suffering, but the family resolves to make amends when she returns. Meanwhile, Leo, now cured of his eye condition, expresses a desire to revisit the home he shared with Selene, signaling a longing for reconciliation.Will the Liew family's efforts to make amends reach Selene in time, or has their neglect pushed her beyond the point of forgiveness?