Michael cried all the time, and Kendall was constantly changing his diapers. He seemed to never sleep more than ten minutes at a time and Kendall was utterly exhausted. Then one morning, she woke up with the sun streaming into her bedroom.
“Michael!” she cried and ran over to her baby’s tiny room. Michael was fast asleep, his tiny fists under his chin, looking like an absolute angel. Kendall couldn’t believe her son had slept all night without feeding or wetting his diaper!
Then she noticed that the bottle she’d prepared for his night feed was empty and his diaper was clean and dry. “That’s so weird!” she said to herself. “Did I feed and change him in my sleep?”
That night, Michael didn’t cry again, and when Kendall woke up in the morning, he was fed and dry and sleeping peacefully. “This is getting really creepy!” Kendall thought. “Maybe I was sleepwalking or something. Tonight I’m not sleeping!”
Kendall lay awake waiting for the slightest sound from Michael’s room, and at three in the morning, she heard a soft cry followed by hushed sounds of someone’s voice.
Seventeen-year-old Kendall finds herself pregnant and homeless after her religious adoptive parents kick her out for “sinning.” With only $56 and no place to go, she meets a kind woman, Mila, who offers her a job at a flower stand and a small apartment.
As Kendall adjusts to her new life, strange things happen with her baby, Michael. One night, she discovers that a woman named Martha, who turns out to be her biological mother, has been secretly helping her. Martha had been forced to give Kendall up at a young age but never stopped caring for her. With her mother and Mila’s support, Kendall finally feels loved and supported, realizing that even in dark times, there are guardian angels watching over her.
