They Called Her a Servant… Then a Billionaire Exposed the Truth  

Breakfast should have been ready already. Fresh avocado, fresh orange juice, perfect toast. Don’t disappoint me. Good morning means nothing without results. Bathroom. Curtains. Laundry. Every single thing before lunch. Please, um, I have an interview this morning. This family comes before your dreams.

I’m sorry. Your interview slot has been canceled. Lord, please don’t forget me. Ada, what happened? They gave my place to someone else. She planned this. Just like every other time. Every time a door opens, somehow it closes before I reach it. Come live with us. You deserve peace.

I’m not running away from my father’s home. Promise me you won’t suffer alone. I promise. Excuse me. Could you help me find Crescent Drive? Take the next left. You’ll see a yellow fence. You’ll see a yellow fence covered with flowers. Your air conditioning system is leaking refrigerant. You should have it checked today.

You knew that just by listening? The fan sounds different when the refrigerant is low. Drive safely. She was absolutely right. Another week and the compressor would have failed. You’ve barely said a word since we left. There’s something about that girl. One conversation and you’re already

distracted? She treated me like an ordinary person. I’m going back. So, you finally remembered you have a mother? I’m sorry. When are you finally bringing home a wife? Um to make a question. I think I’ve already met her. Then bring her tomorrow.

I have to find her first. I have to find her first. Where are you? It’s really you. I’ve been hoping I’d see you again. I’ve been hoping I’d see you again.

I returned to the estate several times. I drove past your street almost every day. Hoping I’d find you. Why would you look for someone you barely know? Because you were real. Because you were real. And that’s rare. May I have your number? Only if you’re comfortable. I don’t have room for games.

My life is already difficult. I am not looking for entertainment or a casual relationship. Then I won’t make your life harder. That’s all of it. That’s all of it. I’ll call you. Drive safely. Hello. How was your day? Better now.

Why are you smiling this morning? I’m just grateful for another day. Did you eat today? I did. My father taught me how to repair old cars. He must have been proud of you. Can I see you this weekend? I’ll think about it. From dawn until night, I’m always working. I’ll be going to the market early tomorrow.

Then maybe that’s our chance. Then I’ll be your shopping assistant. You’d probably slow me down. Don’t wear your best shoes. Good morning. I’ve been here since before 7:00. You can still turn back. You can still turn back. You need to be careful. I’m here to spend time with you, not impress anyone.

Still think this was a good idea? That’s my final price. That’s my final price. Hmm. You can do better. You can do better. He’s just my house boy today. He’s just my house boy today. Even house boys deserve respect. Careful. Not those. These are much fresher.

I’ve got them. I’ve got them. You handled it better than I expected. Make way. This is for you. You’ve already done enough. You saved me far more than you realize.

No one has ever given me something like this. I’ll accept it, but please don’t expect anything in return. I never would. Then let me ask for something instead. Somachi said, Just one afternoon. No pressure. I’ll find some time next week. Thank you for today. Mom, come look at this.

That’s Chief Ezza’s son. He’s exactly the kind of husband you deserve. We’ll make sure he notices you first. Okay. Today, first impressions are everything. Act natural if Emeka appears. Don’t chase him. Make him come to you. Thank you. Not just for the phone, but for believing in me. You never needed my permission

to be extraordinary. If nothing held you back, what would you do? I don’t know. I just want the opportunity to build an honest life. Your chance is coming. I believe that. I hope you’re right. Stay calm. He’ll notice you. You made it.

Mom, that’s Ada. What are you doing here? You’re supposed to be working at home, not chasing rich men. Not chasing rich men. No. Where did you get this? You stole this, didn’t you? I’m chewing you. It was given to me. That’s enough.

I bought that phone for her. She’s here with me. And no one will humiliate her again. You’re safe here. Take your time. What really happened to your family? My father wanted me to build a better life. Overnight, I became invisible in my own home. Every interview ended before I could

even walk through the door. No one should have to live like that. I’ll get you another chance. She’ll never let me leave that house. She’ll never let me leave that house. On the day of your interview, I’ll come to your house myself. I’ll stand beside you and no one will stop you from walking through that gate.