The Oaks and the Lost Daughter Revealed in Burns Mystery
An elderly mansion owner Mr Burns adopts Ralph Atkins after a dying mother sends a letter. Ralph grows into a noble guardian to Burns and learns of a lost daughter named Christie Browning connected to a prior family tragedy. Christie returns, revealing her true mother Mrs Browning and the reunion unfolds in the Oaks mansion.
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