Seven Years Abroad: Now He Wants Us Back

For seven years, a mother and her daughter Anna Jackman have lived abroad, where Anna has become an internationally renowned piano prodigy. Yet one song she refuses to play: an ordinary lullaby, because she fears forgiving the man who abandoned them.

That man, Micah Jackman, arrives at their door with a handcrafted piano, begging Anna to play for him. She calmly refuses, telling him she can buy her own piano and that he should give his to Ms. Sinclair's daughter. Micah insists Anna is his only daughter, but she reminds him he once said only Ms. Sinclair's child was worthy of him.

Behind it all lie five years of marriage during which Micah hid his identity as eldest son of the wealthy Jackman family, watching his wife and daughter perform in the park to save for a piano he could easily afford. Now mother and daughter must decide whether to give him one final chance.