Sent to Prison, I Came Back a Billionaire

I went to prison for my brother, sacrificing three grueling years for a murder he committed. I thought I was protecting my family, preserving our mafia legacy, but the walls of that prison felt like a tomb for my hopes. Inside, I found one true friend—Portia, the daughter of a powerful oil tycoon. Before we parted, she gifted me something unimaginable: 200 billion dollars, a token of gratitude that could change everything.

But when I finally stepped out of those prison gates, the world felt colder than ever. No one was waiting for me. Not my mother. Not my brother. Not a single soul.

Panic surged as I raced home, fearing the worst. But when I arrived, my family stared at me like I was a ghost. I longed for my mother to embrace me, to tell me she missed me, but instead, she looked at me with icy detachment and said, “You shouldn’t have come back.”

My heart shattered into a million pieces. I had taken the fall for them, sacrificed my freedom, and now they branded me bad luck. What had happened to the family I fought for? Why had everything changed so suddenly? With 200 billion dollars in my pocket and a family that wanted me gone, I was left to confront a reality more brutal than prison itself.