In the vibrant streets of Lagos, where the symphony of car horns and the laughter of market traders blend into a seamless rhythm, life moves at a relentless pace. Here, stories of struggle and resilience are woven into the very fabric of daily existence. It was amidst this bustling cityscape that Juliet, a brilliant yet increasingly arrogant software engineer, found herself on a collision course with destiny.
Juliet had worked tirelessly to carve out her success, climbing the corporate ladder with unmatched determination. However, as her career flourished, so did her hubris. She had grown accustomed to looking down on those who were less fortunate, forgetting the humble beginnings from which she had risen.
One evening, as the sun dipped below the horizon, casting the streets in a warm, golden hue, Juliet’s path crossed with that of an elderly woman. Madame Olivia, clad in tattered clothes, stood by the roadside, her eyes reflecting a sorrowful depth. She had been missing for months, her family believing her to be dead. Yet there she was, seemingly invisible to the world around her.
