Don't Regret, I'm Now The Top Heir

Trevor Sanderson scrapes through college by picking up trash and washing the basketball team's dirty laundry, all to save enough for his girlfriend Sylvia's birthday gift. His world falls apart when he walks into the locker room and finds her wrapped around team captain Dennis. The humiliation isn't just emotional — Dennis knocks him down and plants a shoe on his face. Back in his empty dorm, Trevor receives a call from his father that sounds like a bad joke: their family has been hiding enormous wealth, and the pretense of poverty ends at nineteen. A text confirms $100 million has landed in his account.

Still in plain clothes, Trevor heads to a luxury counter to buy a gift for his coach, the one person who has been kind to him. When Dennis and Sylvia show up, he quietly hands over a black card and buys the $300,000 perfume they couldn't afford. The store manager recognizes his family crest and throws the couple out. But at the birthday party that evening, the basketball team dismisses the same perfume as a cheap fake. Trevor walks out, done explaining himself.

What follows is an even larger revelation: his father gifts him a $300-million manor, and the ice-cold billionaire Evie Sanderson turns out to be his sister. When he arrives at Willard Manor in his worn-out clothes, he's stopped by a receptionist who fawns over a wealthy suitor. Evie appears and calls him her brother. The staff bow to their new owner. Trevor returns to school carrying a black card, a family crest, and the custom-made watches that now mark his every move — the payback he's been waiting for has barely started.