Prisoner’s Dividend

Aydan had been found by his biological parents during his teenage years, only to face disdain and harsh treatment from the Ahmed family. Wilbur, the foster son of the Ahmed family, drove without a license, causing the heir of the Wright family to become disabled and lose his memory. Aydan's mother sided with Wilbur, framing Aydan and resulting in his three-year imprisonment. During that time, Aydan endured severe abuse. Upon his release, he cut off all contact with the Ahmed family. Initially indifferent, they later sought to persuade Aydan to return after realizing Wilbur's true nature. Aydan firmly refused. His parents, convinced once again of Wilbur's innocence, supported him as he took over the Ahmed Group. Meanwhile, Aydan utilized the investment skills he had learned in prison to establish his own investment company. Wilbur, unable to manage successfully, tried to deceive Aydan into investing in his company, but Aydan exposed him publicly. The heir of the Wright family eventually regained his memory, leading to Wilbur being held accountable for his actions. Aydan's parents were left filled with deep regret.