David_Adetola

Alexander Blackwell has always been a man of taste, charm, and relentless ambition—traits he inherited alongside the world’s largest fortune. When his legendary father, a trillionaire who built an empire from nothing, passes away, Alexander wakes up to a reality most could only dream of: unlimited power, endless wealth, and a blank canvas to shape his legacy.

But Alexander isn’t content with simply inheriting the Blackwell name; he’s determined to redefine it. From purchasing private islands to creating monuments of vanity, hosting the most exclusive events, and launching ventures that blur the line between brilliance and indulgence, he sets out to make himself unforgettable.

To Alexander, ambition and excess go hand in hand. After all, what’s the point of having everything if you’re not building something bigger? What’s the point of having it all if you aren’t living like it?


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I Inherited Trillions, Now What?

A few minutes after all the parents had arrived and the guards had been moved away, the entire school grounds had turned into a sea of gossip.

Students—normally composed, disciplined, and neatly seated—were now on their feet, clustered in groups, murmuring in excitement. Conversations overlapped, their hushed tones barely containing the energy buzzing through the air.

"Did you see that lineup? Just those seven alone are like a moving country—that's insane!"

"Dude, not just a country—a superpower!"

"Did you guys see David Morgan? Oh my God, he is so dreamy! Why can't the guys in our class be like that?"

"Well, did you also see that lady who came alone? If only you guys could be like them too, eh eh!"

"Did you guys see that Gordon Murray Automotive T.33? My dad tried getting that golden model last year—they said it wasn't available, that they had all been recalled. Guess they lied."

School Meeting III