Daddy, The Plants Told Me Everything!

Suisui can understand what plants and animals say, and the people around her do not know it. On the day her mother dies she phones her father and her uncle; her father will not take the call and her uncle tells her to go away. The richest man in the city happens past, finds her, and takes her home as his daughter. She expects to be a charity case in the He house. Instead the grandmother has the luxury shops send their stock over and lets her pick whatever she wants, and the uncle, who is known for being tight with money, tells her he earns all of it for her. Her older brother, who looks down on everyone else, says his sister is the best in the world. She pays it back. She asks the flowers and works out who the traitor is inside her father's company. The grass and the trees tell her what is wrong with her uncle's crippled leg, and it gets treated. A large tree gives her enough to have a murderer caught. A cabbage tells her that her grandfather, stern in front of the family, does what his wife tells him. She listens to gossip, grows flowers, and settles into an ordinary life. Later her birth father learns where she is and comes to claim her. The man who adopted her will not give her back.