Summer vacation arrives for the children at Forest Lake Golden Ridge Baptist Church. Sihon is summoned to his billionaire uncle's estate. Sihon's single Dad also spends his summer at the summer residence on the shores of Georgian Bay. Sihon doesn't want to go. He's lived with Martin Asquinn and his family for the past eleven and a half years and is content with his life with Martin, his wife, and quintuplet girls. He does spend some time at his uncle's estate. Sihon quickly finds out his uncle thinks it's time for the boy to learn to love living in luxury. It's time for his nephew to prepare himself to inherit the huge amount of money due him. It's in his lineage through his uncle and father. Does Sihon eagerly agree with his uncle, or would he rather stay with the Christian faith and teachings he'd received during his living with the Asquinns?