If you are born poor, it’s not your fault; if you die poor, it definitely is your fault. What if you are born rich but are then thrown into a life on the breadline just when you’ve started to feel your age after puberty?
Aryan was born into a life of privilege, the grandson of Dayanand, the founder and chairman of the billion-dollar company, JAPMI. His father was an illiterate man, but his mother was intelligent, and together they raised Aryan in the lap of luxury. However, Aryan’s world came crashing down when his beloved grandfather passed away, leading to the downfall of JAPMI and plunging the Hadars family into financial ruin.
At the tender age of nineteen, Aryan found himself thrust into a life of poverty, a stark contrast to the opulence he had known. Attributing his circumstances to fate, he resolved to start anew, embarking on a second life as a newly born nineteen-year-old lad. But fate had more challenges in store for him.
Shortly after his father’s death, Aryan found himself alone and adrift, with only a stern warning from a brawny man to guide him. As the darkness began to lift, Aryan uncovered a series of events that had led to his grandfather’s demise and the subsequent collapse of JAPMI.
Dejected by the family tragedy and the dire state of affairs, Aryan could have easily succumbed to despair. But the question remained – did he lose the battle, or did he find the strength to rise above his circumstances and reclaim his family’s legacy?
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Power and Pelf 