Melody, a mute girl who can foresee disasters through her paintings, is adopted by Arthur, chairman of the Blackwood Group, and his wife. One after another she predicts crises—a bridge collapse, a fatal fall at a construction site—saving the family time and again. But her uncle Ambrose, coveting control of the group, strikes at her relentlessly. In agony, Arthur sends Melody away to shield her. Yet she breaks free of her confinement and, dragging her wounded body, rushes to the hospital entrance—and speaks the very first words of her life. In the end, the family turns the tables, and she uncovers a stunning truth: she is none other than the biological daughter of the Blackwood family, the girl said to have died four years ago.