Brian Patrick, a humble delivery boy, was falsely accused of siphoning $15 billion dollars by his ruthless boss, sent to jail for fifteen years and finally released as a poverty-stricken boy. He re-united with his family only to be informed he had been an adopted son and a bastard all the while. Family despised him to the path he threaded; friends tagged him a total loser, a poverty-stricken nobody and a nuisance. Those he worked for refused him his paycheck for the sake of his history as an ex convict and his ragged looks. Because of his poverty, his father-in-law, the richest tycoon in Rio Hondo, divorced him and betrothed his wife, in an arranged marriage, with the son of a billionaire, despite saving her with his kidney, when she was down with a kidney failure. “Melissa, I promise you some day, you and your family will bow before me and hail me the world richest man,” he had told his wife after divorce. About taking his life, he was called “Boss” by tycoons, and billionaires, who knew his true identity. His true identity was revealed to him; the true heir to the Saint Don Group, the richest oil and gas conglomerate in the world; his wealth and charming looks pulled the most beautiful girls and his net worth commanded more than thirty trillion dollars. If only his haters had known he was the world richest man, perhaps they wouldn’t have underrated him.