Edio Yenye Shavu

I had spent years working tirelessly—helping my parents, studying late nights, taking small jobs, and saving every penny—while my spoiled sibling wasted their time on parties, gadgets, and instant pleasures. Grandpa had always intended his inheritance for me, the hardworking child, but my parents g…

I had spent years working tirelessly—helping my parents, studying late nights, taking small jobs, and saving every penny—while my spoiled sibling wasted their time on parties, gadgets, and instant pleasures. Grandpa had always intended his inheritance for me, the hardworking child, but my parents gave it all to them, swayed by charm and complaints. They squandered it quickly, buying things they didn’t need and living carelessly, while I quietly built my own business and reputation. Years passed