As a New York Times Best Selling Author, there's not much that can faze Arthur. He's seen the pure hatred people have from jealousy. Its like they think hatred and anger can change the fact that he's successful. The only real fault is his forgetfulness; you'd think with being a writer Arthur wouldn't forget much, but he manages to somehow banish everything from his memory.

His sister on the other hand is a simple dirt poor college student who slaves away at her two part times jobs so she doesn't completely fall in debt with her student loans. She's younger then Arthur by five years. And she had to deal with people—especially girls—asking if her brother is available once they hear they could possibly be related.

They've never had the best relationship, but what pair of siblings have? It takes a call and a suitcase for Arthur to come to the realization that while his sister still knows him, he doesn't know her anymore.