Ten minutes before midnight, delivery driver Ethan Cole carried a cake and a diamond-studded gift into a luxury penthouse, a surprise for the girlfriend he had worked three jobs to keep. He found her in the arms of Julian Hartwell, heir to one of the richest families in the city. She called him worthless and threw his belongings into the hallway. His entire life landed in a cardboard box at his feet.
Then a sealed letter fell out of his old delivery bag. It was left by the father who vanished when he was seven. Inside was a black card, and the banking app on his cracked phone showed a balance with more zeros than he could count.
There is one condition: take control of a failing company, and tell no one who he really is.
The Hartwells wanted him crushed. A silent trustee is watching every move he makes with the card. And the dead-end logistics company Ethan chooses to save may be tied to the reason his father disappeared.
The man they threw out like trash is about to buy the ground they stand on. But how long can a poor man's mask hold when the whole city is hunting for the owner of the black card?