Julia finds herself on the edge of a precipice-as a daughter of an award-winning journalist following her father’s footstep, Julia is on the brim of being fired due to poor performance on a series of writing assignments, and her relationship with her boyfriend David seems to reach a bottleneck. A good opportunity knocks on Julia’s door just at the right time-coming across a pile of files labeled as “The Miracle Archives,” Julia plans on examining the authenticity of these cases to hopefully dig out some possible scientific explanations for these occurrences as a way to disprove that these cases are not miracles after all. She proposes this idea to her boss, Mr. Leyton. Mr. Leyton does give Julia a green light on the proposal with a side note-if Julia presents a phenomenal article, she can keep her job, but if she does, he will have no problem firing Julia. Julia indulges herself in the assignment, interviewing everyone still around involved in those cases and somewhat neglecting David. Her devotion to the assignment coarsens her relationship with David, who is clinically depressed. And Julia’s examination doesn’t go well-she wants the lady who received a call from God to present her phone but the lady has dumped the phone. Then David commits suicide. Julia indeed loses her job. But one day, she receives her own “call from God”-a miracle call from David.