Wou Sankwei, the son of a late Chinese official, decided to travel to America to pursue his own dreams.

Mary Carman showed up at Alice Winthrop’s doorstep, expressing her willingness to take Alice as her daughter-in-law.

After learning about the life of Alice Winthrop, Mary Carman dropped her prejudice against the lady her son hearted and was convinced that though having come from a humble background, Alice achieved success through her own efforts.

The argument between Miss Evebrook and her mother revealed the history of Alice Winthrop, the lady Will Carman hearted.

Though commercially successful, Mr. Spring Fragrance can’t help but feel underappreciated and inferior now and then, for lack of academic achievement. But luckily for him, Mrs. Spring Fragrance was always there to cheer him up.

Will Carman proposed to his girlfriend, but his proposal was not received with pleasure. “I cannot marry you while your mother sees me as beneath you,” the young lady replied.

Will Carman was debating whether to introduce his girlfriend to his mother, who preferred another lady to be her future daughter-in-law.

The young man that Mr. Spring Fragrance had mistaken as his wife’s potential affair turned out to be Laura’s former fiancé. Mr. Spring Fragrance felt an immense sense of relief.

Upon receiving a letter from his wife, Mr. Spring Fragrance was henceforth bothered by the thought that his wife might have fallen for another man.

During her visit to San Francisco, Mrs. Spring Fragrance wrote two letters, one to her husband asking for an extension of her stay in the city, and the other consoling her friend Laura, who was troubled by an unwanted betrothal arranged by her parents.