HE Accidentally Hit The Poor Orange Seller & Took Her HOme To Heal But Couldn't Help To Fall In Love

The story begins with a woman named Wura, a domestic staff member, being reprimanded by her employer, Brandon's mother, for not preparing food within five minutes. Wura asserts that she is not a machine and cooking takes time, but the mother insists on immediate service. This highlights the mother's demanding nature and Wura's struggle against unreasonable expectations. Later, Brandon, the mother's son, attempts to go to a party with his girlfriend, Jessica, at a late hour. His mother confronts him, expressing her disapproval of Jessica and the late-night activities. She warns Brandon to stay away from Jessica, calling her a bad influence, and insists on speaking with Jessica if Brandon intends to go. Brandon reluctantly agrees to call Jessica inside, but his mother's overbearing nature is evident. The scene shifts to Wura meeting her aunt, who is struggling to sell oranges. Wura offers to help her aunt, despite having school and exams. Her aunt reveals that a local enforcer, Tiger, demands payment from street vendors, making it difficult to earn a profit. Wura is shocked by the amount Tiger demands. While selling oranges, Tiger arrives and violently accosts Wura's aunt for payment, scattering their oranges. A passing car intervenes, and the driver, Brandon's mother, warns Tiger to leave Wura and her aunt alone. Brandon's mother later confronts Brandon about his declining academic performance and his lack of interest in taking over his father's company. Brandon expresses a desire to leave the country and pursue his own path, rather than his father's legacy. His mother, however, is adamant that he finish school, complete his national youth service, and take over the company. When Brandon attempts to leave in his car, his mother seizes the keys, stating that the car was bought for school activities and not for aimless outings. This leads to a heated argument, with Brandon threatening to move out. Meanwhile, Wura's aunt faces eviction from her landlord due to unpaid rent. She pleads for more time, but the landlord is unsympathetic. Brandon and Jessica discuss his mother's control. Jessica encourages Brandon to assert his independence, suggesting he take one of his father's estates and live freely. She also pushes him to buy her an iPhone, highlighting her materialistic tendencies. Brandon explains that he cannot inherit anything until he graduates, according to his father's will, but Jessica dismisses this as a lie from his mother. Brandon confronts his mother about freezing his account, feeling embarrassed and disrespected. His mother maintains that she will not provide him with an allowance until he takes his studies seriously. Wura's cousin, Dera, struggles to pay her school fees. Wura, despite her own financial difficulties, offers Dera money for her fees, prioritizing Dera's education. Brandon's mother discovers Brandon and Jessica in an intimate moment in her house. She angrily confronts Jessica, calling her a bad influence and ordering her out of the house, threatening to call the police if she ever returns. Brandon defends Jessica, but his mother's resolve is firm. Wura is later involved in an accident, hit by a car driven by Brandon. She sustains minor injuries. Brandon's mother visits Wura in the hospital, apologizing for her son's actions and offering to ensure Wura is well taken care of. She learns that Wura is an orphan and lives with her sister. Brandon, still feeling the effects of the accident and his mother's disapproval, confides in Jessica. Jessica, however, shows little empathy, focusing on her desire for a new iPhone and dismissing the accident as insignificant. Brandon's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth, offers Wura a job as a domestic staff member, providing her with accommodation and a monthly salary. Wura accepts, grateful for the opportunity. Upon meeting Brandon, Wura realizes he is the one who hit her with his car. Brandon is also surprised to see Wura. His mother insists Wura will work once her leg heals, much to Brandon's dismay. Brandon's disrespectful behavior towards Wura continues. He accuses her of being lazy and leaving his toilet dirty. Wura stands up for herself, asserting her authority in her room, which his mother provided. Wura's friend visits her at her new workplace, admiring the beautiful house. Wura confides in her friend about Brandon's difficult behavior. Brandon's mother questions Wura about her birth details – location, hospital, year, and month. Wura provides the information. Jessica attempts to visit Brandon, but Wura, following her employer's instructions, prevents her from entering. Jessica becomes aggressive, calling Wura names and accusing her of being a thief. Brandon arrives and sides with Jessica, further humiliating Wura. He tells Wura her place is in the kitchen and not to sit in the living room. Later, Brandon's mother questions Wura about washing her car but not Brandon's. Wura explains she washed her car to prevent her from being late for work. Brandon's mother defends Wura, telling Brandon to take his car to a car wash himself. Wura expresses her gratitude for her new living situation and the kindness of Brandon's mother. She dreams of going to school and asks Brandon's mother to help her save a portion of her salary for tuition. Brandon's mother, impressed by Wura's ambition, offers to pay for her schooling and continue her salary. Jessica, defying the mother's warnings, attempts to visit Brandon again. The mother confronts her, reiterating her disapproval and threatening her with the police. Wura receives her admission letter to school, overjoyed. Brandon continues to be difficult, demanding different drinks and being rude. Wura tries to remain patient. Brandon's girlfriend, Jessica, demands Wura kneel and apologize for supposedly disrespecting her. Wura initially refuses but eventually complies under pressure from Brandon. Brandon's mother walks in and is furious to see Wura kneeling. She scolds Brandon and Jessica, ordering Jessica out of the house permanently and emphasizing that Wura should never kneel for anyone. Brandon continues to be hostile towards Wura, playing loud music while she tries to study and telling her he doesn't like anything about her. Brandon's mother gifts Wura a new phone, which Wura gratefully accepts. Jessica, still unwelcome, tries to force Wura to do her laundry, locking her in the house. Wura refuses. Brandon's mother insists Wura eat with them at the dining table, treating her as part of the family. Brandon is vehemently against this, arguing that Wura belongs in the kitchen. During dinner, the food is excessively salty. Brandon immediately accuses Wura of trying to kill them. Wura denies it, stating the food was fine when she tasted it. Brandon's mother, surprisingly, defends Wura, suggesting someone else may have tampered with the food and telling Brandon to watch who is in the kitchen. Brandon receives a video from a friend showing Jessica with another man in Dubai. He is heartbroken and confronts his mother about it. His mother, already aware of Jessica's true nature, offers him comfort. Brandon's mother tells Wura to stop wearing her uniform and encourages her to dress differently, wanting her to be treated with respect. She then leaves for a meeting, informing Wura that Brandon is missing. Wura notices Brandon's changed demeanor. He apologizes for his past behavior, acknowledging he was wrong and hurtful. Wura forgives him, encouraging him to forgive himself and move on from Jessica. Wura prepares to leave for school. Brandon's mother has paid for her accommodation and tuition. Brandon volunteers to drive Wura, a five-hour journey, surprising his mother. Jessica returns, apologizing for her past mistakes and expressing her love for Brandon, asking his mother to intercede on her behalf. Brandon's mother pretends to forgive her, then calls the police to report a trespasser. Wura calls Brandon's mother, now calling her "Mom," to thank her for the money and to say morning prayers. Brandon also tells his mother he is returning to school, making her incredibly proud. Brandon and Wura develop a closer relationship, with Brandon eventually calling Wura. Wura graduates from school. Brandon's mother has bought her a car as a graduation gift. Brandon attends the graduation party, making it special and memorable for Wura. Brandon's mother reveals a shocking truth to Wura and Brandon: Wura is her biological daughter. She explains that 26 years ago, her marriage was in trouble, and she desperately wanted a baby boy to save it. She paid a nurse to swap her newborn daughter for a baby boy, who was Brandon. Wura and Brandon were born on the same day, in the same hospital. She apologizes for her actions, stating she couldn't bear to break their hearts. Wura and Brandon forgive her, and Wura expresses her continued love for her mother. The mother also reveals that Wura and Brandon do not share blood, meaning they can be together. The story concludes with Brandon proposing to Wura, who joyfully accepts. They embrace, looking forward to their future together.