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Jeff, a young billionaire, ignored the lecherous gazes of his clique of female admirers because he gave himself a mandate. It was not new to him anyway. He had a promise to keep and that was paramount to him. He had beaten up and trashed the love of the most beautiful girl on the campus and that made other girls handicapped, afraid to entice him. Life looked bleak for Ken and Dora while growing up, void of love and hope. When destiny brought them together, it was hard for them to think of love. They finally found love and became committed to their vows. 
He loved his grandfather and wished to see him love again. Ken had an attack that made him drift away from his vow. Jewel loved a nobody. Their super-rich family friend wanted her for his billionaire son, but Jewel stuck to her boyfriend, Denise. 
Jeff had proved to be the miracle of the family. He stumbled into a rich island and acquired it.  Ken retraced his steps and made peace with his wife. He overcame at the workplace, forgave, and got to the pinnacle of his career.  The Chairman who had no successor adopted his family as his successor, to the surprise of his antagonist. Later, his wife was kidnapped.
Jeff encountered Sica Ray, his grandfather's first love whom he thought was dead, and united them after forty years. 
Jeff would now find his love. Ken resolved to continue to be committed to his love vow and not disappoint Mr. Morris, who found him worthy to be his successor.
They discovered the kidnapped.  Jeffrey and Jessica got married. They expanded the organization. Jeff later had a set of twins (a boy and a girl). 
Jewel got married, discovered that the super-rich man's son was her love.

YOUNG BILLIONAIRE'S LOVE MANDATE, DON'T LOVE ME YET

"You will be fine, Jeffrey. I will come for you after school."


"It is all right, Mr. Green. I will wait for you."


Now, he left Jeffrey in his ward and walked back to the reception. Then, he gave the receptionist a perfunctory nod before he walked out of the clinic. On his way to the classroom, he stopped at the newspaper stand to buy the morning newspaper, but what he saw as the headline baffled him.


(Mr. George Morris' car, all the occupants including his son and the driver, burnt to ashes.)


At this instance, Mr. Green tried hard to steady himself as the newspaper almost fell off his hands while at the newspaper stand. He looked at the headline again, as though some mysteries must have changed it. Meanwhile, he was able to recall himself when the vendor called his attention.


"Sir, you are yet to pay for the paper."


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