At his father's funeral, Ethan was kicked out by his biased mother and greedy brother. All three houses went to his brother Mason—Ethan got only an old lottery ticket his father left behind. His family mocked him, saying he'd never amount to anything.
But that lottery ticket won the $80 million jackpot! Overnight, Ethan went from a fired low-level employee to the CEO of Northstar Capital, worth hundreds of millions.
Mason's failed investments left him drowning in debt. His mother begged Ethan to sell his car to save his brother—Ethan refused coldly. When they tried to use public opinion to force his hand, Ethan produced his father's final letter and notarized will—the lottery ticket was his alone.
In the end, Ethan found love and partnership with Olivia, a kindred investor. His biased family was left to taste the bitter fruit of their own making.
You cast me out—I turned my life into a legend.
