Keke is a beautiful and cheerful 16-year-old girl. She is good at dancing as well as volleyball. Keke’s parents are divorced and she lives with her father, Jodi and her brothers, Dika and Kiki.
While Dika grows into a problematic teenager who likes racing and often blames his father for their broken family, Keke is the opposite of Dika and is very close with her father.
Keke’s happy life faces an obstacle. She is diagnosed with a cancer that is rare for her age. Keke has to undergo chemotheraphy. Her beauty soon fades and her so-called friends avoid her.
While undergoing intensive treatment in the hospital, Keke meets with Dr. Orland, who is impressed by Keke’s courage in facing her cancer. Though he isn’t her attending physician, Dr. Orlando often supports Keke and cheers her to be strong. Keke is finally cured.
Sadly, it isn’t long before the cancer comes back again, deadlier than ever. Keke decides to deal with her pain by keeping a diary and writing a letter to God in it.
How does Keke’s story go?