In the 1960's, when the baby of an unwed teen is sold at birth to the highest bidding infertile couple, the humiliated mom relentlessly searches for her son despite few clues and forged birth records.

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Back in the 1960's, Hope (16) and her high school boyfriend, Randy (18), were deeply in love when Hope became pregnant graduation night in the back seat of his car. When they found out, like most young teens in the 60's, they planned to get married and claim the baby was premature at birth. However, Uncle Sam had other plans for Randy, the Viet Nam war, where he died in battle. Alone, with no one to help, after a backroom abortion failure, Hope's embarrassed parents whisk her away to a pregnancy home. When her baby is born, she is informed he died at birth. She is told to forget the baby and live her life. However, Hope is strong and refuses to accept the norm. Against the rules, she proactively goes to visit her son's grave and after ingeniously finding a way to get in the locked gates, she discovers he's not dead. From that point on, she proactively and cunningly searches for her son. It's a fool's errand because she has few clues and the birth records have been forged. However, modern technology, DNA, eventually reunites Hope and her son despite him having no idea he was adopted. After all, back in the 60's, children weren't told they were adopted For Their Own Good.