Sevenyearold Emily endures longterm abuse and hunger at the hands of her foster parents, the Blacks. One stormy winter night, she is driven out over a piece of meat. Beside a trash bin, she finds a missingperson notice for Clara, a lost girl with the same heartshaped birthmark as hers. Hoping to escape beatings and starvation, Emily uses her only coin to call the number, intending to pretend she is Clara. James Harrison, head of the wealthy Harrison family, rushes over overnight and recognizes her at first sight as his longlost daughter Clara, confirmed by a DNA test. Brought into Manhattan’s highsociety life, Clara receives devoted love and protection from her birth parents. Plagued by imposter feelings and anxiety, she slowly lets her guard down amid their unconditional affection. The Harrisons use their resources to bring the abusive Blacks to harsh legal justice. Eventually, Clara makes genuine friends at an elite private school, learns selfdefense, leaves her traumatic past behind, and embraces a bright, loving new life.