Synopsis

Jason Bourne's city was raided by a tyrannic governor and count, who for greedy ambitious intent, was driven to rule over all the cities in Eden-burg. Jayson's father had abandoned him to settle with a woman he remarried two years after the death of his first wife, Elsa — Jayson's mother.
Jason and his little sister were left to struggle through life without any physical inheritance, meanwhile, his father willed his entire wealth to Jason, but kept it in custody of his lawyer whom he trusted to hand over the legal document to his son — Jason — when he proves himself capable of handling it. This tyrant and count of Eden-burg took Jason captive, and led him away as slave, thereby separating between him and his sister. His little sister, Sarah, fled from the city and came to a refugee camp where she met Jack — a close friend of her dad. Jack took her in as his own daughter after hearing her tragic story. Driven by jealousy, Jack's family saw Sarah as a threat to their own family's wealth because her brilliance was enough to think she would inherit everything. Her brilliance won her great favor in the sight of Jack and in the neighborhood as well. From learning to be a manager, Sarah met with her dad after many years but hated him for leaving her and her brother whom she believed was dead, she fought her dad continuously until she discovered that Jason survived. Knowing she will be needing her father, Taylor, to help her free her enslaved brother, she tried finding it in her heart to forgive him and ally with him if she must stand a chance of saving her beloved elder brother. Now a slave and a servant to the empire of Azkaban, Jason, son of a renowned billionaire, strives to break free from captivity by all means. Jason must win the heart of many, study widely in school and try as much as possible to enrich himself in a society were wealth rested on the hands of brains behind a checkmate; but everything is set to change when he meets with Lilly. The heart of Lilly, the only daughter of the count of Eden-burg, was drawn towards Jason for his passion, cuteness and intelligence, and she fell deeply in love with him. Jason's heart, being filled with revenge for his supposed sister's death, had no time for love. He tried using her to rise to the top to take his revenge, but every attempt brought him to a state of feeling guilt that he is fighting so hard to kill the father of the only woman in his life. Will Jason persist in taking revenge or lose to falling in love? Will destiny bring him together with his sister, Sarah, again? And will he be merciful to his numerous adversaries when he had risen to the top and have had the willed wealth of his father at his finger tip now that he is capable of becoming the billionaire and the count of Eden-burg.