Andrew, a 50-year-old workaholic businessman, receives devastating news about his health—he’s diagnosed with cancer. Reluctantly, he checks into the hospital, determined not to let his illness disrupt his business. There, he meets Tommy, an eight-year-old boy battling a serious condition. Initially annoyed by Tommy’s persistence, Andrew begins to soften after the boy offers him peppermint candy to ease his nausea. The two form an unlikely bond, with Tommy’s infectious energy and optimism gradually pulling Andrew out of his shell.

Despite his illness, Tommy maintains a cheerful facade, wanting to stay strong for Andrew. Andrew, in turn, teaches Tommy to appreciate the little things, like watching sunsets and pulling pranks. But one day, when Andrew receives the news that he is cancer-free, he finds Tommy unconscious, his condition worsening. Sara, Tommy’s mother, reveals that her son didn’t want Andrew to see how sick he really was—he believed he was a superhero.

Devastated, Andrew reflects on how much Tommy taught him about living. After Tommy’s passing, Andrew honors his memory by starting a foundation to help sick children. He also reconnects with his ex-wife, handing her a long-demanded painting, symbolizing his newfound sense of peace. “I’m just making sure I keep my superpowers,” he says, a small smile on his face. Tommy’s spirit lives on, transforming Andrew’s life forever.