Description
Harry and Louis have built a loving home for their two children-Jake (10), Louis' biological son, and Luna (5), their adopted daughter. Their peaceful life is disrupted when social services asks if they can take in two foster boys, Eli (7) and Noah (15), after Noah takes the brunt of abuse from their previous foster parents. Traumatized and mute, Noah struggles to trust, while Eli clings to him for safety. As Harry and Louis welcome them, the family faces the challenges of healing, trust, and becoming a unit. Noah's past trauma and autism make connection difficult, and Eli fears abandonment. Jake feels left out, and Harry and Louis work to support all four children. Therapy, patience, and love help Noah and Eli begin to settle, but Noah's biological parents reappear, threatening their stability. In the end, Noah must choose: run or let himself be part of a family.
The Call
