Synopsis: Born a day apart, at the little yellow house, and raised as twins, Alex and Danny form a special bond. Four years later, under tragic circumstances, they're permanently separated from each other, resulting in the destruction of their special bond. At the age of nine, a phone call from halfway around the world changes everything. After four years of estrangement, neither of them remembers the other, and now, to their shock, they find out they are going to have to share a bed, at the little yellow house, for a whole week. They will have those seven days to reestablish a friendship and rekindle the bond which had previously united them: a bond purposely broken, and now forgotten.

Autobiography: Mr. David was born and raised in a small progressive town; he is presently 86 years old. His early childhood was spent discovering the fascinating world of plants and "critters" that the river and fields had to offer. Following his interests, he earned a B.S. degree in biology, which paved the way for varied work opportunities in the field of biology. He, his cat, and miscellaneous. Plants and critters are now living and working on his small farm.