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UU1-L5J-09A English

I Make $60 Million A Year, Mom Thinks I Make Minimum Wage

I Make $60 Million A Year, Mom Thinks I Make Minimum Wage
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A billionaire ex-athlete fakes poverty to repel greedy relatives, then faces his terminally ill mother who wants nothing but a last reunion.

Iverson earns sixty million annually after his basketball career yet maintains a convincing facade of minimum-wage survival, a strategy designed to keep his deadbeat relatives from draining his fortune. The deception collapses when his mother locates him and discloses a terminal diagnosis. She voices no financial demand; her only wish is to see her eldest son before she dies, placing his guarded wealth in direct conflict with a final chance for honesty.

Elements

01Post-NBA luxury life
02Mother and eldest son
03Lie versus dying wish

Suited to

Adults who prefer character-driven family tension over romance or action.

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