Six-year-old Nora can see the colors of souls: red angels represent kindness, while black demons represent malice. When adoption opportunities arise, she avoids a wealthy-looking couple whose souls are pitch-black and instead chooses poor but kind-hearted Laura and Tom, becoming a member of the Hayes family. With her sincerity, she warms Caleb, her older brother who is in a wheelchair due to an injury, and under her family’s protection, she gradually heals from the trauma of the children’s home. Her friend Sienna, who claims to have been reborn, grows jealous of her happiness and tries to trade places with her in the family, using the promise of curing Caleb’s legs as bait. As the conspiracy is uncovered, Nora’s family discovers that Sienna’s wealthy adoptive parents are actually members of a child-trafficking ring. Afterward, Nora displays a talent for programming, designs a child-safety bracelet, and, together with a repentant Sienna, helps trafficked children be rescued. In protecting her family and distinguishing good from evil, Nora comes to understand that true happiness comes from love and trust, and that a person’s good or evil nature can change with the choices they make.
