Our story opens with the Kings, a rugged family with eight children growing up in a junkyard with bumpy beginnings. They are introduced to an uncle they never knew, a long-lost family member from the past. George King, the father, and the junkyard man, has opened up a second chance for his newly discovered brother, Dagwood Dooley, who had been early on left at an orphanage. His sorrowful memories cannot be erased. A second betrayal in life has left Woody with an issue of trust. Outwardly, he is cheerful and full of confidence and contentment, but inside he is burdened with disturbing questions. How could his young wife Sandy, the one woman he had loved trusted, leave him as though he didn't exist without even a 'goodbye'?
What will happen in the new dawn of his life? He refuses to compromise. His brother George holds his future in his pocket, but he has his own cross to bear. Can a diversion and new love save Woody from continuing his life of loneliness? Will he embrace the promise of family and love? Will Woody find what he has been looking for all along? Orphaned then abandoned, will he ever find love again? Who can he trust?