The Little Girl Who Healed Her Broken Dad – Episode 6
Episode 6 of 15
Episode 6 dialogue (excerpt)
Go grab yourself another pack.
Missy is nice. I love Missy.
Missy open.
Missy eat.
Thinking about her being so far away someday, I really don't want to let her go.
What are you doing?
Sir, I was just checking if Mia needed anything.
Did you book the hotel? Yes, sir.
About 20 minutes from here.
Miss Miller, do you know who he is?
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Synopsis
Two-year-old Mia grows up in an orphanage until the wealthy Hall family takes her home, and she becomes the darling of the entire household. Yet her father, Oliver, suffers from severe depression after past trauma and has long locked himself away in his bedroom, refusing to see anyone. Mia has no idea what depression is—she only knows she finally has a father. Uninhibitedly, she acts spoiled, makes mischief, and bursts into his room again and again; her innocence and clinginess slowly break open the walls Oliver has built around himself. Healed by her presence, Oliver gradually steps out of the darkness, and father and daughter rebuild a warm, close bond.
Episodes
- Episode 1
- Episode 2
- Episode 3
- Episode 4
- Episode 5
- Episode 6
- Episode 7
- Episode 8
- Episode 9
- Episode 10
- Episode 11
- Episode 12
- Episode 13
- Episode 14
- Episode 15
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How many episodes does The Little Girl Who Healed Her Broken Dad have?
The Little Girl Who Healed Her Broken Dad has 15 episodes. Each episode is a short vertical clip, so the full series can be watched in one sitting.
What is The Little Girl Who Healed Her Broken Dad about?
Two-year-old Mia grows up in an orphanage until the wealthy Hall family takes her home, and she becomes the darling of the entire household. Yet her father, Oliver, suffers from severe depression after past trauma and has long locked himself away in his bedroom, refusing to see anyone. Mia has no id