After repeatedly upsetting his sister, Nia, with careless mistakes, Keon realizes that simply saying "sorry" isn't enough.

When Nia confronts him, Keon reflects on his behavior and decides to make things right by helping her fix what he had broken.

Through his actions, Keon learns that true apologies come from change, not just words.

Moral of the story: True apologies require action, not just words.