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From the city of Zacatecas, Florecita
sets off to the United States with her sister Isela and grandmother Cleotilde. They intend to join father Ruben, and brothers
Rodrigo and Victor, who are living in Miami. But old Cleotilde dies and her granddaughters have no choice but to bury her
in the desert.
Stricken with grief, the girls decide to keep going, clinging to the hope of finding their father.
They eventually reach Miami, only to discover that Ruben has become an alcoholic.
Florecita and her siblings believe
that their mother, Gabriela, is dead, when in fact, she is alive and residing in Miami. Gabriela remarried and is a famous
TV celebrity. Unaware of their relation, mother and daughter will eventually be reunited.
But for now, Florecita finds
work selling flowers in the street, where she meets Julio Alberto and his fiancee, Gloria. Gloria dies on their wedding day
and Julio Alberto’s heart is broken.
Once in a while, he sees Florecita in the street and stops to say hello.
The lovely smile of the innocent flower girl slowly creeps into his heart, and his life begins to feel less empty.
Julio
Alberto’s mother, Rebeca, lives with her three children in the mansion of her twin sister, Raquel. The two sisters hate
each other, and Rebeca cannot wait for Raquel to die so she can inherit her fortune. When Raquel learns that she has terminal
cancer, she leaves everything to the flower girl.
When the will is read, Rebeca is furious, and persuades Julio Alberto
to court the naive young girl, who agrees to marry him. Rebeca manages to steal away Florecita’s inheritance and puts
her out on the street.
Determined to move on, she gets a job as a maid for the Dalmacci family, where Sergio, the
eldest son, falls in love with her. Florecita suddenly finds herself at a crossroads, because Sergio wants to marry her, but
Julio begs her to return to him.
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