Billionaire Returned Home Only to Find Her Sick Mother Working at a Construction Site…

Ma, [music] this one is old. I can give you 30,000 Naira.  30,000? But, that is an iPhone 17 [music] Pro Max.  Look, your phone does not have a receipt. It does not have the carton. How am I sure this is not stolen? Even that 30,000 is out of my good heart. If that [music] offer is not good enough for you, you can try another shop.

 Madam, I beg carry your bad luck come out for my shop this morning.  [music]  Didn’t I warn you about coming late? This is a construction site, not your family house. If you can’t keep up with the job, tell me now. There are plenty of people waiting to take your place. The next time you come [music] late, don’t bother coming back.

 Mom, why are you looking at me like that? Will Femi be running the office while you’re away? [music] Mom, please. Mom, it’s only a short business [music] trip. Besides, he’s been working with me for 4 years now. He practically knows the business almost as well as I do.  4 years, and after all these years, I still don’t fully trust that boy.

 Mom, why do you always say that?  Because I’ve watched him carefully for 4 years. The first day I saw him, something about him didn’t sit right with me. Until today, that feeling hasn’t changed. That man is a gold digger.  Mom, please don’t say that. Femi is a good man.

 He’s been good to me, and he’s been good to this family.  No, Tamara. That’s not what I mean.  Then, what do you mean? Is it because he isn’t one of those your friends’ wealthy sons you tried introducing me to 2 years ago?  No, my daughter. This has nothing to do with money. I simply do not trust that man.  Come on, Mom. You worry far too much.

Didn’t you marry Dad when he had nothing? Are you comparing your late father to Femi? No. I’m only saying love isn’t measured by wealth. Femi loves me and he loves this family and soon will give you a beautiful grandchild. Maybe that will finally stop you from worrying. You always know how to change the subject.

 I learned from the best. Go and finish your packing before you forget something important. I will. I only hope you’re right, my dear. I truly hope I’m wrong about him. You worry too much.  Let me get that.  Thank you.  What am I supposed to do while you’re away?  Don’t be silly. It’s just 5 days. Besides, mom is here to keep you company.

 You know she hates me.  Don’t say that. You’re her favorite son-in-law.  All right. [music] Her favorite and only son-in-law.  I have to go now. I don’t want to miss my flight.  Call me when you [music] get to Qatar.  I will.  Safe journey, my daughter.  Thank you for bringing me safely.  You are welcome, madam.

 Business or vacation?  Business.  How long will you be staying in Qatar?  Just a few days.  You’re good to go. Safe [music] journey.  Thank you. Hello, everyone. Are we all doing okay? Yes, thank you. I’m [music] fine. Wonderful. Let me know if you need anything. I love you, Mom.  Mommy.  It’s okay, sweetheart.

 It’s just a little turbulence. Everyone, please remain seated with your seat belts fastened.  Mommy, I am scared.  Look at me. You’re going to be okay.  Storm’s too heavy. We’re losing control. Engines failing. We have TO DESCEND NOW. MAYDAY, WE’RE GOING DOWN.  We are receiving [music] reports of a major aviation accident involving a passenger aircraft traveling from Lagos to Doha.

 Honey, stop crying. Nothing will happen to your cousin. The rescue teams are on it.  [panting and sighs]  No, no, my daughter. Tamara.  [gasps] [screaming]  Mom, what happened? I heard you screaming. No. No, it can’t be. Tamara, please pick up.  The number you are trying to reach is currently not reachable.

 No, no. Mom, I’m going to the airport.  I’m coming with you.  No, Mom. Please stay here. I’ll call you the moment I hear any information.  No. I want to see my daughter. I want to see my daughter.  Please, my wife was on that flight.  Sir, may I have her name?  Tamara Adeyemi.  Yes, sir.

 Tamara Adeyemi is listed on the passenger manifest.  [sighs]  Is she alive?  I’m very sorry, sir. The aircraft crashed into the Atlantic Ocean shortly after takeoff. According to the information we have received, there are no confirmed survivors.  No, there has to be a mistake.  Welcome to the party.  I have been waiting for you all night.

Tell me they found [music] her.  No, Mom. Tamara is gone.  No. No, my daughter. My My only child.  Mom, please stop crying.  You know it’s not all right. That’s your blood pressure, me. How can I stop, Tamara? Stop crying.  You know it’s not good for your blood pressure.  [gasps]  I want the doctor. I’m crying, me.

She was my only She was my everything.  Today is a day none of us wanted to see. We are gathered here with hearts filled with pain to remember a daughter, a friend, and a woman [music] whose kindness touched many lives. Mrs. Rose, no parent should ever have to stand where you are standing today. May God continue to give you strength.

Sister Rose, please step forward.  Careful, Mom.  Thank you.  [sighs and gasps]  When a mother gives birth to a child, she imagines standing at the altar with her child, but never imagines that one day she will stand in front of people to bury them. I thought I understood pain. Seven years ago, I lost my husband, the man I built my life with, the man who stood beside me through every struggle.

I remember that day. I remember feeling like my world had ended, but I survived because I had my daughter, my joy, my friend. I imagined a different future. I imagined watching Tamara carry her own children. I imagined holding my grandchildren in my arms. That was the dream I had. That was what I was waiting for, not this.

I never thought that I would be standing at the altar burying my own daughter. Tamara was not just my daughter. She was the best part of me. She was kind. She was strong. My daughter, if you can hear me, I want you to know something. You made me proud every single day of your life. I don’t know why God allowed me to lose you so soon, but I know this.

A mother’s love does not end when her child leaves this earth. It stays forever. I love you, Tammy. I will love you until my last breath.  It’s okay, Mama. I’ve got you. May the Lord give us strength. May God comfort this family. May he strengthen them in this season of unimaginable loss.  Amen.  Here you go, Mom.

 Thank you. Rose, please something. You know your body. You know the condition you have been fighting with all these years. You cannot allow yourself to become weak. I know you miss her. We all do, but Tamara would not want to see you destroy yourself because of her. You have to be strong.

 In Yoruba, we say Omotiyababi akifiyawokan ile kiya matunwo oke. A child we give birth to may leave this world, but we must not put our hands on the ground and refuse to look up again. Life may break us, Rose, but we must find the strength to stand again. Auntie, I just don’t know how to do this without her. My child, you have to put yourself together.

 [sighs and gasps]  This is heartbreaking. None of us imagined Chief Adeyemi’s family would face another tragedy so soon. The company has also been affected. Several international partners have been calling all day. They’re asking who will be overseeing operations. We can’t leave the company without direction for long.

 Thousands of families depend on Adeyemi Group. The board will have to meet soon. Please, not today. Today isn’t about business. Today is about Tamara. She deserves that much. Of course, Femi. We’re here for you.  I honestly don’t know how he’s still standing. If I was in his shoes, I don’t think I’d survive it. What? Why are you looking at him like that?  Can I ask you something?  Of course.

 Don’t you think something is off?  What do you mean?  Nothing. Forget I said anything.  No, finish what you started.  Maybe it’s just my instinct, but something about this whole situation doesn’t sit well with me.  Ugo, be careful. You’re talking about a man who buried his wife today. Do not say what you’re not sure of, just because he isn’t grieving the way you expect.

 Maybe you’re right. Maybe I’m overthinking it.  Thank you all for coming. Before we begin, I’d like us to observe 1 minute of silence in honor of Tamara Adeyemi, whose dedication and leadership helped shape this company. May her soul continue to rest in peace.  Amen.  As everyone knows, our managing director is no longer with us.

 Several contracts require immediate approval. Foreign partners are asking questions. Shareholders are calling to know the future of the company. We cannot leave these matters unresolved.  The company has over 3,000 employees. Delaying decisions will only create panic.  Yes, I totally agree. We must act fast. Femi, you worked closely with Tamara for years.

 What are your thoughts?  With all due respect, I don’t think I’m ready for this conversation. It’s barely 2 weeks since my wife was laid to rest. Business is the last thing on my mind.  We all know that, Femi, but business must go on, else we start losing our clients’ trust.  She is right. We suggest that you step in as the chairman of the company for the meantime.

 Before we proceed, there’s one matter I believe deserves consideration. Chief Adeyemi’s wife is still alive. Mrs. Rose may have stepped away from the business because of her health, but this company remains her husband’s legacy. Shouldn’t we consult her before making a decision of this magnitude?  Like Mr.

 Adebayo said, since I am the son-in-law of the family, it’s best I step in as the chairman instead.  Femi is right. This is not the right time for Mrs. Rose to come to the office. All those in favor of appointing Mr. Femi to take charge as the new chairman, raise your hands.  Sir, the files you requested.  Are these all the names of the staffs in the company?  Yes, sir.

 Good. Some changes have to be made. You can go.  Thank you.  What is this? Termination of appointment? There has to be a mistake.  I’m sorry, Mom. These instructions came directly from the chairman.  How can [music] he do this? I’ve worked in this company for 28 years. I GAVE THIS COMPANY my youth.  We sacrificed weekends, missed time with our families to [music] build this company from the ground up, and this is how we’re rewarded?  Chief Idemi family treated us like family. [music] If you were alive, this

would never have happened.  I’m truly sorry. I wish there was something I could do, but my hands are tied.  [music]  Good afternoon, sir.  Good afternoon. What is it?  Sir, I just came from downstairs. I saw the staff leaving with boxes. They’ve all been dismissed. Most of those people have dedicated their lives to this company.

 [music] Some have been here for over 20 years. They worked on family. Everyone played an important role [music] in building this company into what it is today.  Are you questioning my decision? [music] Or are you forgetting that I’m your boss?  No, sir. I only thought  I know exactly [music] what you thought. I understand you and my late wife were friends.

So, I will let [music] this slide. But, the next time you enter my office to question my decision again, you will regret it. Now, get out of my office.  Yes, sir.  [singing] [music]  Good morning, ma. Please, let me help you.  Good morning. Have we met before?  No, ma. I started work yesterday.  Yesterday? Where is Bisi?  I’m sorry, ma.

 I don’t know anyone by that name.  Where are the curtains? The furniture?  [music]  Our family portraits? What happened to my living room? What about Musa and Gozie? Where is everybody?  Move the meeting to 11. I’ll handle it personally.  Mom, why are you downstairs? You should have called someone. The doctor said you need complete rest.

 Femi, what happened to my house? Answer me. Are you responsible for all this?  Mom, please calm down. It’s not good for your health.  My husband’s portrait was there. Tamara’s graduation picture was there. Where are they?  I had them taken for restoration. The frames were old. Some were already cracking.

 I wanted them preserved properly.  Who told you to replace everything? The the curtains. Every piece in this house carries a memory. My late husband chose them. Tamara grew up around them. They’re not just decorations.  think I would disrespect dad’s memory or Tamara’s never? I thought a new environment might help you heal. I didn’t mean to upset you.

 I’m truly sorry.  And the staff, where is Bisi? Where is Musa? Where is Nosy? Why is my home suddenly full of strangers?  I didn’t want you to find out like this.  Find out what?  They were stealing from us, Mom. I even caught some of them myself. No, Bisi impossible.  She has been with this family since before Tamara was born.

 She practically raised my daughter. She would never steal from us.  I didn’t believe it either. That’s why I investigated before taking action. I wish I had been wrong.  They worked in this house for years. If only they had come to me. If they needed help, we would have helped them.  That’s exactly why I handled it myself.

I don’t want people taking advantage of your kindness anymore. I am here for you, Mom. You have nothing to worry about.  All right. But at least you should have told me first. I would have spoken to them about it.  I’m sorry, Mom. I didn’t want to hurt your feelings. I knew it would break your heart.  [music and singing]  Good morning, Mom.

 How are you feeling?  I’ve been better.  I made your green tea. It’s good for your system.  No, I don’t want it. Whenever I drink that tea, I become so weak. My whole body feels heavy. Sometimes I can’t even control myself.  Mom, that’s because it’s flushing toxins out of your body. The doctor said detoxification can make you feel tired at first, but it’s helping to build your immune system. You need it.

 No, I don’t think it’s good for my body.  Of course it is. Mom, I will do anything it takes for you to get well. You know I can’t do this all by myself. I need you. You’re all I have left.  [sighs and gasps]  Now tell me, am I not blessed with the best mother-in-law in the world? Soon you’ll get back on your feet.

Oh, before you rest, there’s something I almost forgot. Just a few documents from the bank arrived at the office yesterday. Nothing serious. They’re carrying out their annual account review. They just need your signature.  Why didn’t my account officer bring them here?  I guess they probably assume that you’re back at the office after what happened.

 [sighs and gasps]  I can barely see.  Just sign here and here. I’m already late for a meeting. I’ll drop these off at the office so the bank can pick them up from the secretary. Get some rest, Mom. I’ll check on you when I get back.  Okay.  [singing]  Good afternoon, Mr. [music] Femi. Please have a seat.

 Thank you.  How is Mrs. Rose doing? I’ve been meaning to check on her. After everything that happened to Tamara, I can only imagine how difficult it has been.  She’s trying to stay strong, but she’s still grieving. The doctors have advised her to avoid unnecessary stress, so she hardly leaves the house these days.

 I understand. Please tell her we’re all praying for her. She’s been a valued customer for many years.  Thank you. She’ll be happy to hear that. Actually, she asked me to bring these documents to you.  Mrs. Rose requested this?  Yes.  Personally?  Yes. She wanted me to deliver it on her behalf.  This is an outrageous amount of money.

Did Mrs. Rose explain what she needed it for?  The company’s handling an urgent project that requires immediate funding. With her health, she couldn’t come herself, so she asked me to help process everything.  The signature appears to be hers. Very well. Since Mrs. Rose signed the authorization herself, we’ll begin processing the request.

 Thank you. We appreciate it.  Please send Mrs. Rose our regards and let her know we’re praying for her. We hope she recovers.  Thank you.  Hugo, you’ve been so worked up lately, ever since Femi became chairman. Cheer up.  Am I that obvious?  Very.  I don’t know why my gut is telling me that Femi is up to no good.

 What do you mean?  The first people he got rid of were the ones who questioned him. But then he fired staff who had served the Ademi family for decades, people who helped build this company. Honestly, I wouldn’t be surprised if one day I’m next.  Come on, Ugo. You’re head of accounting. He knows how important you are.

 The company can’t afford to lose someone like you.  Maybe, but what worries me most isn’t even my job. It’s Mrs. Rose. I haven’t seen her since Neither has she stepped into the company in months. It’s like she disappeared.  I know you and Tamara were close. Maybe that’s why you care so much about her family. Mrs. Rose is probably still grieving.

Give her time.  [music]  I just hope she’s okay, Stephanie. That’s all. Mrs. Rose, there’s something I need [music] to tell you.  What is it, doctor?  I’ve continued treating you because of the respect I have for your family, but the hospital can no longer keep your account open.  I don’t understand.  Your medical bills haven’t been paid for months.

 That’s impossible. Femi told me that he has taken care of it.  I thought there had been a mistake, too.  I checked several times.  There hasn’t been any payment.  I’ll speak to Femi. There must be an explanation.  I hope so. Because until it’s resolved, this will have to be my last home visit.

 I should be on my way now.  [music]  Good day, Mrs. Ademi.  [singing] [music]  What are you waiting for? Seriously, what’s taking so long?  Relax. Everything is under control.  You’ve been saying that for months. [music] The moment we’ve been waiting for is finally here. So, what’s the delay?  I know, my love.

 Just a little more time. I just need to take care of one last thing, my queen. Then we’re having the life we’ve always wanted.  Yeah, right. It’s almost as if you’re enjoying the pity party as Tamara’s widower.  Never.  Then why are you still wearing that wedding ring?  Of course not. I have taken everything from that old witch already.

 [music] I just need to do one last thing.  She’s very smart. That’s That’s we have to be extremely careful. All right, but be fast about it. I am tired of staying in this hotel. I want to come home.  And I can’t wait.  [music and singing]  Ma Ma, where are you going?  Open the gate. I’m going to the office.  The office? Ma, are you sure? You’re not strong enough.

 I must see Femi. He hardly comes to my room anymore. Whenever I want to see him, I keep hearing excuses.  Sir left early this morning, Ma. He’s at the office.  Exactly. That’s what I’ve been hearing for weeks. If the mountain will not come to Muhammad, then Muhammad must go to the mountain.  But how will you get there? There isn’t a driver. Sir has all the car keys.

 Then I’ll find another way.  I will come with you, Ma.  No, Amaka. You must look after the house. I will manage.  Please, Ma. Take this. It will help you get a taxi to the office. Then, when you get there, sir can bring you back home.  Thank you, Amaka. You’ve been very kind to me.  Let me help you to the gate, Ma.

 Good morning, Ma. Welcome to RDM Group. How may I help you today?  Good morning, my dear. I’d like to see Mr. Femi.  Certainly, Ma. Do you have an appointment with him?  An appointment?  Yes, Ma. Mr. Femi’s schedule is very busy. Only visitors on the list can see the chairman.  I don’t think I’ll be needing an appointment. Just tell him Mrs.

 Rose is here.  I’m sorry, Ma. Your name is not on the list. Only those with an appointment are allowed to see him.  My husband owns this company. I’m sure you’re new here. Please call him and tell him that his mother-in-law is here to see him.  Ma, I already told you. The chairman only sees people with appointments.

 If your name isn’t on the schedule, I can’t let you through.  Just tell him Mrs. Rose is here. He’ll know who I am.  I’m sorry, Ma, but that’s not how it works. And with all due respect, you don’t look like someone the chairman would be expecting to see. Please, I have work to do. Don’t waste my time.  What’s going on here? Is there a problem?  She insists on seeing the chairman, but she doesn’t have an appointment.

 I’m sure she’s a beggar on the streets trying to scam someone with pity. Please, I know you’re all new. Everyone here knows my face. Please, just call him and tell him his mother-in-law is here to see him.  Madam, please step outside the building. Office procedure doesn’t allow visitors [music] without appointment.

 Kindly wait outside.  Please, sir, I must see him. I’m begging you.  [music]  Sir, here are the documents you [music] requested.  Leave them on the table.  Sir, there’s a lady waiting outside since morning. She says [music] she’s here to see you. Her name is Mrs. Rose, but she isn’t on the appointment list.  Did you let her in?  No, sir.

 Good. You can go.  Thank you.  Femi. Femi.  Mom? What are you doing here?  I’ve been here since morning. They refused to let me inside. They said I needed an appointment to see you. I worked in [music] this company for years. Yet, every face I saw today was a stranger and none of them even knew who I was.

 I called you several times, but there was no response. I asked Amaka to call you, but every time it was one story or another. It was either you were at work or you had [music] traveled for a business trip. There is something important I need to tell you. The doctor came to the house yesterday morning. He said he can no longer continue my treatment because my medical bills haven’t been paid.

You told me you would be handling everything. Then, why has the medical bills not been paid [music] for months?  Mom, about that. I have been trying to sort things out myself, but since you are here already, the company has been struggling with bankruptcy. That’s why we have to cut back on some expenses.  That can’t be right.

 This company has been standing for almost four decades and not once did we ever struggle with bankruptcy. How is it suddenly in debt now?  Mom, this isn’t the place for this conversation and I’m already late for an important meeting. We’ll talk about it later. For now, just go home. I would have offered to drop you off, but I am already running late.

 I’m sure you can find your way back home.  [music] [singing] [music and singing]  Excuse me. What is going on here? Femi, thank God you’re here. What is going on? Why are those people moving my belongings?  Mom, calm down.  Calm down? I’m seeing strange men moving my things and you are telling me to stay calm? What is happening?  Mom, that’s what I wanted to talk to you about.

 Currently, the situation at the company has gotten worse. The banks are putting pressure on us.  We are currently facing a huge debt.  At this point, we all have to lay low for now until things cool off. Therefore, we have to cut down on some expenses.  And what does this have to do with my belongings?  This house costs a lot to maintain.

Right now, we cannot continue spending the way we used to.  Femi, this is not just a house. I have lived here for 32 years. I raised my daughter here. My husband and I built our life here. Where will I go from here?  You are not leaving forever. It’s only for the meantime. I arranged a place for you. A comfortable apartment where you can stay for now.

 An apartment, Femi? This is my home. I can’t just leave everything.  I know, Mom. And believe me, this is not easy for me, either.  Can I not speak to the bank myself? They know me. They have worked with this family for years. Maybe if I explain everything, they can give us more time.  No, Mom. I have already tried.

 I have done everything possible. Right now, this is the best decision we can make. Everyone needs to make sacrifices until things become stable again.  [laughter and gasps]  Femi, don’t tell me this is where I am staying.  Yes, for now.  [music]  For now? Femi, this place is as good as living in a farm.  Mom, please understand.

 This is only temporary.  [music]  Until we get through this difficult period.  I feel like everything I spent my life building is slowly being taken away from me.  Don’t [music] say that. You know I will never abandon you. And besides, it’s not that bad. There are people sleeping on the street.

 At least you have a roof over your head. You should be grateful.  Femi, you know I am battling with my health. [music] How do you expect me to survive it? The dust here, it is not good for my breathing.  I understand, but just look at it as a way of life testing you. You’re a strong woman. I believe you can do it. I will come to visit you when [music] I can.

Use this for your food and medication. If you need anything, call me. I have to go now.  [singing and music]  Femi, I still can’t believe all this belongs to us now.  This is only the beginning. We are rich for life, my queen, and no one is there to stop us.  Everything is so beautiful, so luxurious.

 Wow, you really pulled a big catch.  And it all cost me 4 years without you. But it was all worth it at the end.  At first I thought you were going to chicken out, but you’re truly a man of your word.  All this is for you, my love.  [music]  It’s beautiful. I love it. Uncle, look. Uncle, look. Wait, Tamara. That’s not how to do it, [music] Tamara.

 [music and singing] [singing] [cough] [gasps]  Please [singing] pick up, Femi. Maybe he’s busy.  [music and singing] [singing] [music]  Good morning. Please, can I have one small loaf of bread?  Which one, Mama? The small one?  My son-in-law will pay you when he comes. Please.  No credit today.

 I beg come out from here. Mama, please take this. I saw what happened at the shop. I bought this for you. Thank you, my daughter. God will bless you. Yusuf, is it everybody you see that you will help? Don’t say that. She’s somebody’s mother. One day we will become old like her. Babe, let’s go, Jerry. [music] Before you start your motivational speech.

 [singing]  Femi, please call me when you see this. I need to speak with you. I have to do something.  [singing and music]  Good afternoon.  Good afternoon.  Please, I would like to sell a phone.  Ma, this one is old. I can give you 30,000 naira.  30,000?  Yes, that’s the best I can do.  But that is an iPhone 17 Pro Max.

 Look, your phone does not have a receipt. It does not have the carton. How am I sure this is not stolen? Even that 30,000 is out of my good heart. If that offer is not good enough for you, you can try another shop.  Okay, sir. I will take [music] it.  Cash or transfer?  Cash.  [singing]  Excuse me, sir.

Please, who is the site supervisor?  That’s him over there, Mr. Hassan.  [singing]  Madam? Can I help you?  I was told you are looking for workers. I want to work.  Work? What kind of work are you looking for?  I can fetch water. I can mix cement. Anything at all, I can do it.  [music]  This is a construction site.

 People here carry heavy things. They work under the sun all day. And besides, you’re a woman. You can’t be doing such hard work.  I know, sir, but I need this job. I promise you I can work.  Please, madam, go home to your husband. We’re not looking for your type.  Sir, I am a widow. I really need this job to survive.

 I have no one else to turn to. I’m very hard working. You won’t regret giving me a chance.  You know the work is very difficult and if you cannot keep up, you won’t get paid.  Yes, I can do it.  All right, I will place you on one week trial. If you fail, you’ll be [music] out. You can start today. Start by helping them move those blocks over there.

 Thank you, sir. You would not regret it.  [singing]  Don’t forget the 10 million naira you promised me.  I’ve already sent it.  Thank you, baby. Where are you heading this morning?  I’m going to see Tamara’s mother.  Why are you still going to see her?  I have to.  If I don’t keep showing up once in a while, she might start asking too many questions.

 Besides, she still trusts me. I’d like to keep it that way.  [music]  Why not finish everything once and for all?  Not yet, my love. The tea is working its way slowly and steady.  [singing]  Femi, for months I’ve been trying to reach you. I kept calling but your phone was never reachable.  Mhm.

 I can see you’re looking much better now. Stronger, too. [music] Maybe this environment is doing you some good.  How can you say that? For months I have been calling and texting you but not once did you return any of them?  [music]  Relax, I’m here now. I brought you some bread and milk.  How is the company? Has everything been resolved now?  Still the same. Nothing has improved.

I’m making calls [music] here and there. Hopefully something will come up.  It’s been 2 months already, Femi. And I’m still [music] stuck here. I can’t continue living like this.  I know, Mom. Don’t you trust me? I’m doing the best I can. Come. Let’s go inside so we can talk better.  Femi, I’m suffering here.

 Please take me home. When are you coming to take me back?  Mom, I told you I’m working on it. Trust me, I am. Honestly, I’m doing everything I can to make sure you come back home. Just be patient a little. Remember the tea I always give you. A friend brought it from India. He said it would be very good for your health.  I don’t like the taste.

 Whenever I drink it, I don’t feel all right afterwards.  That’s not true, Mom. Look at how much stronger you’ve become. I’m sure it’s because of this tea. I want you to get well and be strong again. You’re all I have.  Fine. That reminds me. You told me the bank took everything because of the debt. Then who owns the brand new car parked outside that you came with?  Oh, it’s a friend’s car.

 He just lent it to me for a few days. I have to go now.  No, you are not going anywhere. Please don’t leave me here. I really can’t stay here anymore.  Look, I’ve told you before to learn to manage. Stop behaving like those poor rich people. People live here every day and they’re doing just fine. Just endure.

 I’ll come for you when the time is right. Here, 5,000. Use it for your upkeep. We’ll see what I can do.  [cough]  I gave my heart. I gave my trust. [music] I never thought that  Doctor, she’s awake.  Can you hear me?  Where am I?  You are in a hospital. You are safe.  What happened?  Do you remember anything?  The plane. There was a storm.

The aircraft was shaking. People were screaming.  Thank goodness you’re able to remember some of the incident.  [music]  You survived a terrible plane crash.  A crash?  Yes. You were found near the coast by some fishermen. They rushed you here.  How long?  11 months.  11 months?  Your body suffered serious injuries.

[music] You were unconscious for a long time. Nobody had ever survived such a crash. We all almost hoped We noticed that your brain was still functioning even when your breathing was barely noticeable. So, we kept doing our best hoping you’d make it someday. And that day is finally here.  My family, do they know where I am?  I’m afraid not.

 There was no way to contact anybody. The only means of identification we had of you was your name, Tamara, tagged on the suit you were wearing on the day of the accident.  My husband, my mother, my God, how will they be coping?  Tamara, calm down. According to the news, everyone believes you died. I’m sure your family assumed you were one of the deceased passengers.

 All this while they think I’m dead.  I’m afraid so.  I need to go home.  Of course you will, but for now you’re still [music] recovering.  I need to see my family. They have been grieving for months. I need to tell them I am alive.  When you are strong enough, we will help you contact the embassy, but for now we have to focus on your health.

 I have to go back.  Madam. Come here. Didn’t I warn you about coming late? This is a construction site, not your family house. If you can’t keep up with the job, tell me now. There are plenty of people waiting to take your place. The next time you come late, don’t bother coming back.  I’m very sorry, sir.

Please forgive me. It won’t happen again.  Get back to work.  [music] [singing]  You look much stronger today. I have good news.  Good news?  The embassy has completed the necessary arrangements. Your identity has been confirmed. Everything is ready for your return.  After all these months, I am finally going home.

 And I’m sure your family will be very happy to see you.  I can’t believe this day is finally here. We are happy for you. When you first arrived here, nobody knew if you would make it, but you did. Thank you. Thank you all so much for taking care of me.  But before you go, there is someone here to see you.

You are finally awake. Tamara. This is Csaba, one of the local fishermen who rescued you.  You don’t know how grateful I am to each and every one of you for saving my life.  You don’t have to thank me.  We only did what anyone else would have done.  That night we were out on the water fishing in that heavy storm.

 Then suddenly we saw something in the distance, a huge fire in the sky. It was a plane crashing down. We immediately turned our boat around and rushed there. When we got to the scene there was only pieces of the aircraft part floating on the water. Then all of a sudden we saw you. You were floating in the water barely moving.

 We pulled you into the boat immediately. We were so happy when we realized you were still alive. So we brought you to the hospital.  I will never forget what you did for me.  We thank God. Out of all the people on that aircraft you were given another chance. When you get back to your country maybe someday you will come visit us at the seaside.

 I would love that. Please can I have your phone number? I want to stay in touch.  Of course, it’s +2349912345678. Call me when you get home.  I will. [music]  Safe journey, Tamara.  [singing]  Thank you.  [music] [music] [music]  Good afternoon, madam. Can I help you?  Yes, open the gate, please.

 Who are you looking for?  What do you mean? I live here.  I’m sorry, [music] madam. I can’t let you inside.  My mother, Mrs. Rosa Adeyemi, live here.  I’m sorry. I don’t know anyone by that name.  What? This is the Adeyemi mansion. My family lives here.  Madam, I have worked here for almost a year.

 I have never heard that name before.  Almost a year? My name is Tamara Adeyemi.  Madam, I have told you that there’s no one by that name here. Leave this place now and stop constituting nuisance.  Excuse me. Did you say your name is Tamara Adeyemi?  Yes. I I don’t understand. I heard you were dead. Do you know me? Madam, your mother mentioned your name when I recently started working here.

I’m afraid she is no longer staying here. The woman who lives here now is Madam Stella. Madam Stella? Yes. Who is she? She is the boss’s wife. The boss? Mr. Femi. Femi is married? Yes, and the new boss is very strict. Where is my mother? She no longer lives here. I heard the boss moved her to a place outside the city.

 Moved? For how long? For over 7 months now. Please, do you know where I can find her? No, ma. Please, I have to go back inside. If Madam Stella catches me here, I lose my job. Oh my god. Mom, where are you?  [music] [music]  Good evening. I would like to see Mr. Ugo. Ugo? Yes. He is the head of accounting. Do you have an appointment? No. Just tell him Tamara is here.

 [music]  Madam, Tamara? Ugo. No, it can’t [music] be. You’re dead. I attended your funeral. I know. But I am alive. How is that possible? Where have you been? It’s a long story, but right now I need to know something. Ugo, I arrived at the house today, but I wasn’t allowed into my own home. All the staff that I saw were strangers.

A maid told me that my husband Femi is married to someone else, and he threw my mother out of the mansion. Ugo, This is not the right place to [music] talk. Come with me, I will tell you everything.  [music and singing]  Ugo, what is happening? Why does it feel like my world is falling apart?  Everything has changed, Tamara, ever since the news about your plane crash.

Femi took full control of the company just immediately after your memorial service. At first, [music] everyone believed he was doing it because he wanted to protect your father’s legacy until your mother was finally strong enough to run the business. Just before anyone could understand what he was up to, he changed everything.

 What’s happening to the company?  thing Femi did was to fire all the people who had worked with your family. He made sure to remove anyone who questioned him and employed new staffs who are only loyal to him.  And my mother?  A long time ago, a staff mentioned that your mother came to the company looking for help, but Femi instructed them not to allow her into the building.

 Where is she?  Tamara, I don’t know. I have been looking for her for months, but I think I know a guy that can help. I happened to overhear my mechanic talking about how his young brother were among the men Femi hired to move her belongings out.  We have to find my mother, please. She warned me about him, but I never listened.

 Tamara, don’t blame yourself. It’s not your fault. I am here, and I promise you we will find her.  [music]  You should get some rest tonight. Tomorrow morning, first thing, we’ll start looking for your mother.  Thank you.  [music]  Are you sure this is the place?  Yes, this is where my mechanic works.

His younger brother should be here by now.  [music]  Ogauga, welcome. Your brother never showed.  Good morning, madam.  Good morning, sir.  He’s at [music] the back, repairing a delivery van. I’ll call him. TUNDE! SOMEONE IS HERE TO SEE YOU.  Good morning, Tunde. Please, we need your help.  How can I help you?  Do you know a woman called Rose Adeyemi?  Tunde, wait.

 Please, wait.  We just need to talk.  It’s important.  I don’t know anything. I don’t want any trouble.  You’re not in trouble.  Ma, please. I don’t want any problems.  I’m not here to get you into trouble. I only want to find my mother. The day you helped move her out of the mansion, where did you and your friends take her to?  I can’t say anything.

 If Oga Femi finds out, I’m finished. He’s not going to find out. Nobody’s going to mention your name.  My mother is sick. Please, don’t let her die there. I’m begging you.  Madam, please don’t kneel before me. I’ll take you there. But, there’s one condition.  Anything.  Don’t let anyone know I was the person who showed you.

 You have my word.  Follow me. It’s about few hours from here. It’s that house. The one with the broken windows.  [music]  That’s where we brought her.  This My mother lives here?  I’m sorry.  Mommy. Mommy, it’s me.  Nobody’s inside.  Mommy, please open the door.  Are you looking for Mama?  Yes.

 Do you know her?  I do.  Please, where is she?  She left very early this morning. She is at a construction site down the road where she works.  Construction site?  [music]  Yes.  Please, how do we get to the construction site?  When you go straight, you’ll hear the machines before [music] you see the place.  Thank you.

 Go quickly. She should still be there.  Where is she?  Think that’s her over there.  [music]  Mommy, Tamara? Mommy. It’s me. I’m here.  [music]  They said you were dead. I thought I buried my only child. No, Mom. God saved me. I’m alive.  [music]  You’re real. Yes, it’s your Tammy. Oh Lord, I thank you.

 You brought my daughter back to me. [music] I’m sorry, Mom. I’m so sorry. No, don’t say that. I should have listened to you. You warned me about Femi again and again, but I didn’t listen. This is not [music] the time for that. You’re alive. That’s all that matters. Mommy, look at your hands. They’re just [music] minor cuts. Enough of this suffering. Let’s go home.

 [music] [singing]  Mom, how How are you living here? This place, how is this even possible? What happened? It all began immediately after everyone believed you had died. Femi took charge over everything. First, he drove away every single staff that had served this family for years. The cooks, the drivers, the cleaners, even the security men your father employed before you were born.

Not long after that, Femi tricked me into signing some documents. He said it was just minor paperwork from the bank. Unknown to me, he used it to forge my signature and emptied every kobo from my account. He did what? He stole every penny from my account. Before I knew what was happening, one morning he arrived with some men.

 They packed everything from my room. When I asked him why, he said the company was going through a huge debt, that we all have to make some sacrifices. He said the bank was coming after the mansion. He told me that I have to leave the mansion, that it was going to be temporary. He said he had found somewhere else for me to stay until things became better.

 I called him almost every day. At first, he would answer. Later, he stopped picking my calls. Eventually he blocked everywhere I could reach him. When my medication finished, I was left stranded with no food, no money, nothing. Eventually I had to sell my phone just so I could buy food and get some of my medicine. When the money finished, I had no choice. I started looking for work.

Nobody wanted to employ an old sick woman. Until one construction supervisor took pity on me. That was how I ended up carrying blocks every day just so I could survive. Does he ever come here? Sometimes. Not because he cares. He comes with the same lies. He keeps saying the company is still struggling. He’ll bring me home soon.

Sometimes he leaves 5,000 naira. Sometimes just bread and milk. Then he disappears again. Mom. [gasps] How could you allow this? Why didn’t you fight him? Fight? Fight for what? I lost the will to live. Nothing mattered anymore. I was just waiting for the day God will take me, too. That’s why I stopped arguing with him.

 I thought maybe if I kept quiet, at least I would have a little peace before I died. Mom, I’m so sorry. I’m so sorry. This is all my fault. I brought him into this family. I defended him every single time you warned me. No, my daughter. It’s not your fault. You loved your husband. What else were you supposed to do? Love isn’t a crime.

You simply trusted a manipulator. This explains why nobody recognized me. When I went to the mansion, they looked at me like I was a stranger. They told me Femi had already married another woman. Femi is using my father’s sweat, my hard work, our family’s sacrifice to enrich himself. I won’t allow it.

 It will not allow someone to make a fool of me. He will not destroy my family. He will not steal my father’s legacy. And he will answer for everything he has done to you, Mom.  Whenever you’re [music] ready, you have my support, Tamara.  Thank you, Ugo.  I thought the night would last [singing] forever. I thought the morning wouldn’t come.

 We have to be very strategic. We can’t afford mistakes. Femi He everyone who could expose him is gone. [music]  That’s our advantage. When he took over, I noticed unusual transfers. Millions disappeared into companies that existed [music] only on paper.  No one questioned it?  Anyone who did was fired.

 Then I found these, approvals signed in your mother’s name.  These aren’t mine.  Exactly. [music] If we prove you forged your signatures, everything else starts to fall apart.  Can you get more records from the company?  Yes, [music] but I have to move carefully. Most of the staff answer to Femi now.  Don’t put yourself in danger.

 Your father was like a father to me. I’m not going to let anyone steal everything he built. [music]  Thank you.  One more thing. We have to let Femi keep believing you’re dead until we have enough [music] evidence. Once he knows you’re alive, there’s no telling what he’ll do to cover his tracks.  All right.

It’s him. Please, don’t let him see you. [music] Go into the bedroom and hide. Promise me, no matter what you hear, don’t come out. But Mom, promise me. Please. [music]  Oh, mother-in-law. Good afternoon. Enough with your [music] useless greeting.  I I’m managing.  Managing? You should be grateful. Without me, you’d probably be begging on the streets.

 Femi, please. When am I going home?  Home? How [music] many times do I have to tell you to forget that mansion? This is your home now.  My husband and I built that house [music] together.  And so what? Your husband is dead. Are you planning to die in that house, too? If you have a problem with it, go and tell the [music] bank.

 Stop whining in my ears.  Why are you doing this to me? What did I ever do to you?  You really want to know? Fine, I’ll tell you. For 4 years I put up with you and your annoying daughter. Every time I looked at you, my blood boiled. You carried yourself like some queen, as if you were better than [music] me.  That’s not true, Femi.

I never looked down on you. I loved you like my own son. Tamara loved you. She was willing to sacrifice everything to make you happy. You were family.  Oh, shut your mouth. You thought I would remain your errand boy forever? You thought you could boss me around? But look at you now. [music] The tables have turned. Pick it up.

No. Use your mouth. I said pick it up. Do it now or go hungry.  [music]  Good. That is exactly where you belong. Next time, [music] don’t question me. Come. Sit down.  [music]  Here. Drink this.  Femi, I’ve told you before I don’t like this tea.  Shut up and drink it. I’m the one in charge here, not you, Rose.

I said it’s good for you, so drink it. You know I care about you, but you’re so stubborn [music] and that makes me angry. I’ll be back this weekend. I’m sure your dead daughter will be watching wherever she is. I have a special surprise for you. See you soon, mother-in-law.  [music]  Mom. It’s all right.  [music]  I’m so sorry.

Don’t cry. Mom. It’s okay. How could you let him do that to you?  Because I want him to believe he’s still in control. He’s manipulative. [music] The only way to beat him is to let him think he’s winning. I have to make him believe I’m helpless. Then we’ll get him exactly [music] where we want him.  I heard him forcing you to drink it.

 It’s the tea he always brings. He says it’s good for my health.  How long have you been taking this?  Since we were still living in the mansion. Whenever you went to work, he would bring me what he called green tea for detox. After your funeral, [music] he started bringing it almost every week.

 He said a friend from India gave it to him that it will help me recover faster.  And you’ve been drinking it?  Every time I drink it, I become very weak. Sometimes [music] I cough blood. I thought it was because I I taking my medicine.  No, something isn’t right. The way he forced you to drink it, I don’t think this is ordinary tea.

 You really think so?  I’m sure of it. I’m calling Ugo. I need to know his motive behind his visits. This bottle will expose him.  [music]  Are you sure about what you told me on the phone?  I’m sure. I lived with Femi for 4 years. He never does anything without a reason.  Should we take it straight [music] to the police?  No, not yet.

 I want to be sure what’s exactly inside it. Mom says every time she drinks this, she becomes [music] weak. Sometimes she even coughs blood. I don’t believe that’s a coincidence. I want this tested.  All right, if that’s what your gut is telling you, then let’s go.  [music]  Hey Ugo, long time. Thank you for seeing us on such short notice, [music] Doctor.

Anytime, my friend. How can I help you? We need this tested. [music] We believe someone may have poisoned this drink. Has anyone been drinking it?  Yes, Doctor. It’s my mother. And whenever she drinks it, she said it makes her weak. Sometimes she coughs blood.  How long will it take? A few hours.

 We’ll call you as soon as the results are ready.  Thank you.  We’ll run a full toxicology analysis. If there’s any harmful substance in this sample, we’ll find it. We’ve completed the analysis. The tea was contaminated.  With what?  A restricted [music] pharmaceutical compound called Devoxitrol. It should never be found in a drink.

 What does it do? It can cause severe health issues. Taken repeatedly, it weakens the body. It causes extreme fatigue, breathing problems, and can make a healthy person appear seriously ill.  That’s exactly what happened to my mother.  Based on your description, the symptoms are consistent.  So, someone has been poisoning her.

 The report confirms the compound was in the tea. Who put it there? That’s for the police to investigate. Can we have a certified copy? Absolutely.  Someone has been poisoning her. He thought he could destroy my family and get away with it. Now, he’s going to pay for everything he has put my mother through.

 [music]  What are we doing here?  There’s someone I want you to meet. Someone who can help us.  So, it’s true. Tamara, you’re alive. I thought you were dead. We all thought you were gone.  I survived, Auntie Nneosi. It’s a long story, but first I need your help. Ugo told me everything.

 I didn’t believe him. I kept these after I was fired. These are records of company vehicles that were sold without authorization. They are also documents showing some of the transactions I questioned before they dismissed me. This is exactly what we need. I pray this help you get your father’s [music] company back. But I have to go now.

 My baby is crying inside. Thank you, Auntie. This is one step [music] forward.  Now, with all records we’ve gathered from the company and the laboratory report, we should take everything to the police.  Not yet. If we take these documents to the [music] police, Femi will deny everything.

 He’ll say the signatures were approved. He’ll claim my mother became mentally unstable after my death, that she forgot what she signed, and he’ll call the former employees bitter people who are only trying to get revenge because they were fired. [music]  You have a point.  Yes, that’s why I came up with a plan.  Do you think that will work?  I’m certain.

 All right,  [music]  let’s hurry home. I think it’s about to rain.  [music]  Mom, look at me. What if something goes wrong? What if he has a gun? Tammy, I’m not comfortable with this. Nothing is going to happen. Let him believe you’re still afraid [music] of him.  That’s all.  I’m scared. I don’t want to lose you again.

 You won’t. Just play along.  [music]  Hey, mother-in-law.  Good afternoon.  Aren’t you forgetting something?  Good afternoon, sir. [music]  That’s better. There’s someone I want you to meet.  Look at her. Isn’t she beautiful? [music] This is my wife, Stella. She’s everything your daughter could ever be and even more.

Turn around for her.  Honey, you’re making me blush. Wait. You call yourself a human being? What kind of creature are you? This place is smelling like gutter. How can you live like this? You’re such a pig. Don’t you ever clean?  That’s exactly what I have been telling you, my love. Of course, I didn’t marry your daughter for love.

 I married Tamara because she was rich. She had the money, everything I wanted, and she was foolish enough to trust me. All I had to do was play the perfect husband. And as for you, you trusted me enough to sign whatever I put in front of you.  You planned all this?  What do you think?  You destroyed my family.  I took what I deserved.

 If not for you, I would have gotten rid of Tamara a long time ago, but luckily, nature took its course. And today, I’m a free billionaire.  And the tea?  So, you finally figured that out?  I knew you were a very smart woman. So, the best way to get you under my control was to tamper with your health, and it worked.  The longer you take [music] it, the weaker you become.

 And now, it’s already gone too far. Soon, you will join your daughter, and nobody will question your death. They’ll just [music] think you were sick.  You will not go unpunished.  Shut up. Who is going to stop us?  You have nothing. You’re just a nobody.  Honey, I’m tired. [music] I’ve seen enough. Let’s go. This place is filthy.

 All right, baby. Let’s go.  Mom. It’s over. You don’t have to cry anymore. They will pay for everything. He said everything with his own mouth and that’s all we needed.  Everything has been recorded.  [music]  Mr. Hugo, you’re here early. We couldn’t afford to waste any more time. A flash drive, the laboratory report, bank statements, company records, photographs.

 We have everything, sir.  Nobody should leave the scene.  [singing] [music] [singing] [music]  Sir, I’ve sent out all the anniversary invitations. Our investors, business partners, board members, and special guests have all received them. Most have [music] already confirmed they’ll be attending.  Excellent.

 I want this celebration to be unforgettable. People should see what I’ve built and how far this company has come under my leadership.  And I have also ordered the brand new Lamborghini you requested for as your wife’s anniversary gift. [music] Everything is ready, sir.  You may go.  Yes, sir.  [music] [music]  Femi is having his 1-year wedding anniversary with Stella tomorrow.

 Wow, it’s already been a year.  Yes. He’s invited the company’s investors, business partners, and some of his biggest clients. They’ll all be there.  This is my chance. [music] I will expose him in front of everyone. After everything he did to my mother, after everything he took from my family, he cannot get away with it.

 I understand, Tamara, but are you sure you’re ready?  Yes, I’m ready. I loved that man for years. I gave him everything I had, but he took my love for him as a weakness. I won’t let Let destroy my father’s legacy without a fight. Thank you for everything you’ve done for me and my mother. You’ve been a good friend.

 Anytime. Good evening, distinguished ladies and gentlemen. What a beautiful evening it has been. Tonight, we gather not only to celebrate a year of marriage, but also to celebrate the remarkable journey of a man whose vision and leadership have earned him the respect of many. A man admired in business, a man who carries an entire empire on his shoulders, a man many describe as disciplined, hardworking, and committed to excellence.

 Ladies and gentlemen, please rise to your feet and join me in giving a warm round of applause to our [music] celebrants, Mr. Femi Kayode and his beautiful wife, Mrs. Stella Kayode.  Tamara. [music] Are you sure you’re ready?  Yes, I won’t waste another day.  My child, are you ready to face him?  Today, I will teach him a lesson.

 A person’s love doesn’t mean they’re weak,  [music]  and it should never be taken for granted.  This has been a truly life-changing year for me, and I honestly couldn’t have asked for a better way to celebrate it than being here with all of you tonight. Thank you all so much for your love and support.

 Thank you for believing in me and for watching this company continue to grow. And to my beautiful wife, and [music] to my beautiful wife, thank you for never leaving my side.  Wait. That woman, she looks exactly like Tamara.  Don’t be ridiculous.  Oh my god, it’s Tamara. Tamara Adeyemi?  What? She’s dead. I was at her funeral. Then whose funeral did we attend? How is she alive?  Femi, you told me she was dead.

 Femi, no, this isn’t possible.  Mrs. Rose, I thought she had traveled overseas.  Something isn’t right. Tamara.  You look surprised. [music] You should be. After all, tonight was [music] supposed to be your big day. So, I came to celebrate with you.  How? How are you alive?  Guess you’ve never heard of a miracle before.

 Everyone, please. There’s been a misunderstanding. [music]  A misunderstanding? I’m back, and I am here to expose you. It’s true. You were told I was dead. You watched my funeral. [music] And while my family was mourning me, he was busy stealing everything my father built. Two months after my funeral, [music] he married Stella.

The first thing he did was fire the men and women who had worked faithfully [music] with my father for years. He replaced them with people who would help him carry out his evil plans. Then he diverted company [music] money into different offshore accounts, accounts that belonged to him. He was stealing from the very company he pretended to protect.

 [music] He secretly sold properties my late father built in different countries. Then he threw my mother out of the home she built with my father. The home she lived in for years.  [music]  But that wasn’t the worst part. He tried to poison my mother. I have the proof right here.  That’s a lie, a complete lie.  I knew you would say that.

Ladies and gentlemen, let’s find [music] out who’s telling the truth. Play the recording.  Please. I don’t want it. Femi, please. What have I done to you? Please, leave me alone.  For 4 years I’ve tolerated you and that useless daughter of yours. I’ve sat there listening to all your whining, acting like you were better than me.

 I’m going to show you now that I am in charge. Drink [music] it.  Please, Femi, I don’t want it.  I SAID YOU MUST DRINK IT. I’M IN CHARGE, SO SO MUST DO WHAT I SAY. Thank God for that plane crash killed that your useless daughter Tamara. If not for that I [music] would have killed her myself. But luckily nature took its course.

My dream of wealth and power is finally coming to reality and now you want to stand in my way. You can’t. I will destroy you.  Please Femi, I don’t want it. [music]  I SAID YOU MUST DRINK IT. I’M IN CHARGE SO YOU MUST DO WHAT I SAY.  NOW, tell them that was a lie.  Everybody please.  Don’t tell me you actually believe this.

That recording was obviously edited. How can you believe her? Who knows where she has been all this time? They’ve probably brainwashed her. You cannot believe her. I built this company. I carried the company to what it is today.  No, you didn’t build the company, my father did with his own sweat.

 You only wanted to reap where you did not sow. I trusted you. I loved you. I gave you everything I had.  [music]  Even when my mother saw through you, I defended you. I stood beside you. I believed in you, but you tried to take [music] the life of the only family I have on earth because of your greed for money and power.

 But today I finally know the beast you truly are. You are nothing [music] but a wolf in sheep’s clothing. And as for you, I watched you hurt [music] my mother, a sick innocent woman. You humiliated her when she was already suffering.  [music]  And I promised myself one day I would make you feel that same pain and humiliation you caused my [music] mother.

 No my daughter, don’t. You are better than [music] this. I raised you better. What they did to us was cruel. Do not allow bitterness [music] into your heart, else you’ll be no different from them. Don’t become [music] one of them. Allow karma to do its work. They will get what they deserve.  Nobody move. Semi Adeyemi, you are under arrest for fraud, embezzlement, forgery, impersonation, and attempted murder.

 Tamara!  Stella Kayode, you are also under arrest as an accomplice in the attempted [music] poisoning of Mrs. Rose, including the illegal procurement of the substance used against her.  Tamara, you can’t do this to me. I’m still your man.  Let’s go.  [music]  Now.  Tamara!  It’s over now.  [music] [music]  I never thought I would ever step into this house again.

 We’re home, Mom, and this is where you belong.  Where should I put these?  [music]  Upstairs. The first room on the left.  [music] [music]  We finally did it.  No. You did it. You fought for what belongs to your family. Your father would be proud [music] of you.  I couldn’t have done it without you.

Thank you. Ever since we were kids, you’ve always had my back. You never abandoned me, no matter what.  Hey, come on, Barbie. Dry those tears. This is a happy moment. [music] And don’t ruin my shirt with your tears.  Love you. Good [music] morning. Morning. How was your weekend?  Welcome, sir. Good morning.

 [singing]  Good morning, everyone.  Good morning, Mom.  I know most of you are know what happened. You know what happened to me, and you know what happened to this company while I was away. I also know that many of you were forced to leave this company for reasons you did not deserve.

 For that, I am truly sorry. My father spent years building this company with people like you. You didn’t just work for him, you stood beside him, you helped the foundation that made this company what it is today. And I want you to know something, I have not forgotten that. So, today I am not standing here simply to welcome you back to work. I’m welcoming you back home.

Whatever happened before, we leave it behind us. From today, we rebuild together. Not as strangers, not simply as employees and management, but as the family my father always believed we were. Thank you all. Tamara. You did it. You came back and you brought [music] our family back with you. Auntie Ngozi.  [music]  Tamara, we’ve watched this movie a thousand times.

 And? [music]  And you’re still watching it. No. You just don’t like changing things.  Maybe.  I have something better on my phone.  It’s a good movie.  Have you seen anyone you like?  You kept all these?  All of them.  Even my 16th birthday?  It was a special.  Why? What promise?  That no matter what happened, I would always be there for you.

I love you, Tamara. And I’ll always [music] love you.  You are so silly. This was a joke, right?  No, Tamara. It wasn’t a joke. I meant it. I really did. I really, really love you, Tamara.  You actually meant that?  Yes, when I came back from the UK, I found out you were already with Femi. I didn’t want to ruin your happiness, so I kept it to myself.

 All these years, you loved me?  Yes.  And you never told me?  How could I? I didn’t want to ruin your happiness, and I was afraid that if I told you, it would destroy our [music] friendship.  You were always there, even when I didn’t know I needed you.  I always will be.  I love you, too, Ugo. I love your heart.

 You’re kind, you’re caring. I don’t know how I was lucky enough to have you in my life. [music] But I’m grateful I did.  Wow, it’s already been [music] a week since your wedding. So, when are you planning to go on your honeymoon?  Exactly, Mom. That’s exactly what I’ve been asking her. All she does is work, work, work.  Oh, please, I’m going.

 You’re going? [music]  Of course. I already have the perfect place in mind.  Where?  It’s a surprise.  A surprise?  There’s someone I want you to meet.  [music]  You still don’t want to tell me where we’re going?  No. It’s a surprise.  Don’t worry. I’m here. Nothing is going to happen [music] to you.

I’ve got you.  [singing]  Who are we meeting? [music]  You’ll see.  [singing]  Tamara.  Chava. Ugo, this is Chava. Chava, meet my husband, Ugo.  It’s [music] good to finally meet you. I was so happy when I heard you were coming. I’m going to call the others.  [singing]  I never thought I would survive that day.

I thought my life was over. But God gave me a second chance. He gave me another life. And I’m so grateful. And with this life, I want to share it with you.  [music]  I thank God for keeping you for me.  When I thought you were gone,  my whole life fell apart. I thought I would never find happiness again, but you came back.

 I’m here now. [music] Race you to the boat.  Babe!  You cheated!  You cheated!  [music and singing]