All Chapters of Bright future:The Billionaire's Revenge : Chapter 11
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Epilogue - The Billionaire's Promise
Five years later.Damian Williams was now 22 years old. He had graduated from Harvard Business School as the best student in Business Administration. Forbes now called him "Africa's Youngest Self-Made Billionaire at 22".Sophie Williams, now 21, had also graduated from Harvard Law School. They were no longer boyfriend and girlfriend. They were husband and wife.Yes, Damian married Sophie at age 21 in a big wedding that shook Lagos. The wedding was held at Eko Hotel, 2000 guests, governors, presidents, Dangote himself came. Jayeola cried for 3 hours straight because her son who was once called a bastard was now marrying a Chairman's daughter in front of the whole world.But Damian never forgot his promise.On a Monday morning, Damian and Sophie, now Mr. and Mrs. Williams, landed in their village again, not with 10 Jeeps, but with a private helicopter and a convoy of 20 Hilux trucks loaded with building materials.The whole village gathered. The old primary school that Damian bought 5 y
Bonus Chapter - My Billionaire Secret
Many people ask me, Damian Williams, how did I go from a village boy who was slapped to a billionaire CEO at 17? What is my secret? Today I will tell you in this bonus chapter, because this is not just my story, it is a lesson for every poor boy reading this.Secret number one is PAIN. When Austin slapped my mother in front of the whole village and called me a bastard, I did not just cry. I wrote it in my heart. I told myself, that slap will become my fuel. Every time I was tired in Lagos, cleaning plates at Mama T's restaurant, I remembered that slap. And I stood up and continued working. If you are reading this and someone has slapped you because you are poor, don't fight them. Use the pain. Pain is the best fuel for a billionaire.Secret number two is MOTHER'S PRAYER. My mother Jayeola suffered for 13 years. She fetched water at 5am, she cooked with firewood, she was called a prostitute. But she never cursed me. Every night she prayed for me. When I ran away with a nylon bag, she d
Chapter 13 - Harvard Begins: From Village Boy To Harvard Billionaire
Watch the willows in spring,Enjoy the snow in winter,Drink with friends, get drunk in the restaurant.It's dangerous on the battlefield,Yet romantic in Harvard city.We're just ordinary guys,Whatever happens,We'll go back to loving families.The private jet landed at Boston Logan Airport at 6:15am. The cold Boston wind blew hard against the runway lights. Damian Williams looked out of the window and took a deep breath. He remembered 5 years ago, he left Enugu with one nylon bag, 5,000 naira, and tears in his eyes. Now he was landing in America as a billionaire CEO, with his pregnant wife beside him, and a Harvard admission letter in his bag. He was no longer the village boy who ran away. He was now a Harvard student, a billionaire, and a father-to-be.Sophie held his hand tight. She was wearing a white Dior dress, her belly now 4 months pregnant, small but visible. She looked beautiful but tired from the 12-hour flight from Lagos to Boston. She smiled at Damian. "We made it, my l