Set in an era where the children of affluent Nigerian elites dominated the streets, the dynamics of wealth and influence created a world filled with possibilities, often disregarding the questions of the outside world, as long as money was involved.

The encounter between Andrew, or 'Drew,' a wealthy, charming, and self-assured playboy, and Maya, a bold, straightforward, and confident tomboy.

During their first meeting, Maya was struck by Drew's striking appearance, only to be put off by his haughty remark, "Whatcha looking at, snotty?" 

Conversely, when Drew first noticed Maya, he thought she was the most stunning girl he'd ever seen, until her sharp response, "Whatcha looking at, pervert?" caught him off guard.

Join them on their journey as they navigate the complexities of adulthood, exploring the nuances of unexpected love and the challenges that arise along the way.

Bane Of His Existence

Why is it that every time the adults decide to throw a lame-ass party, their children are forced to suffer through endless false pleasantries and shit? Don't get me wrong, I love partying just as much as the next person as long as it's not with my mom and her friends. I get that it's her birthday and whatnot, but she could've celebrated with Dad and me as usual; why the fan fair? (Sighs) This is going to be a long night! 


"Wow, you guys look absolutely fantastic! Seriously, you should rock those tuxedos more often!" Mom gushed with a smile the moment she walked into the sitting room. The boys and I returned her kisses and hugs with "Thank you" and "Happy birthday momma" 


MIXED FEELINGS.