Loving Olivia Wellington

Olivia Wellington shoots a low-budget film directed by her friend Jane when her car breaks down in a remote unsafe area at night. Stranded near an uncompleted building, she encounters Nnamdi, the owner of Agu & Son International, who steps in when a stranger approaches aggressively. Nnamdi recognizes her as a celebrity and reveals he is a devoted fan, then offers her shelter at his electronics shop until morning. They share meals and games of Ludo, forming an unexpected connection that leads Nnamdi to open up about abandoning his engineering dreams to run his late father's business. Olivia encourages him to pursue expansion by drafting a formal proposal, and he begins to see a path forward. Meanwhile Binga's possessiveness intensifies until he locks Olivia in their bedroom to prevent her from attending an important production meeting. A violent confrontation follows and Olivia defends herself with a belt, forcing Binga to release her. Supported by Jane and her friend Livy, Olivia ends the toxic engagement and walks away from the abuse. A year passes during which Nnamdi follows Olivia's advice and successfully pitches a feasibility study that lands him a major contract supplying hotels nationwide. He faces challenges along the way, clashing with a friend over his feelings for Olivia and struggling to secure investors before the breakthrough. On Olivia's birthday Nnamdi orchestrates a grand gesture, arriving with luxury cars and a convoy to celebrate her. He reveals his business triumph and confesses that she was the only person he wanted to share the news with, acknowledging she never saw him as just an electronics guy. In a vulnerable moment Nnamdi admits his pride initially kept him from reaching out, but he finally took the initiative to contact her through Jane. He asks Olivia to lunch and she accepts on the condition that he pick the venue.