Wheels Of The Heart

It starts with brothers Jide and Ade in a fun fencing match. Ade wins, and they joke. Driving home, Jide speeds while singing. Ade asks him to slow, but Jide ignores. They crash hard. A year on, Jide lives but is paralyzed in a wheelchair. His brother died, and Jide feels deep guilt. He is bitter, depressed, and rude to all. At his tech firm, he yells at staff and fires his caregiver. His mom visits, begging him to live fully, but Jide says he wants to end it. He tells the same to his doctor friend Kunle. Meanwhile, Chidinma lives with sister Chisom. They struggle with money—rent due, school fees needed. Chidinma asks boss Samson for advance pay. He wants her to sleep with him. She insults him and quits. She sells crochet bags on streets to survive. Chidinma gets the caregiver job from Jide's mom, paying 300,000 Naira monthly. Jide is mean—he won't eat her food, ignores her, tries firing her. But she stays for her sister's sake. She gives tough love, no pity, makes him fight his sadness. She spots a calendar mark: suicide note set to post on his birthday online. Shocked, she confronts him, says she won't let him quit. She forces therapy with Kunle. It's painful; Jide falls, gets mad, but starts trying. Their bond grows. They talk, eat together. Jide softens, asks her to be his girlfriend. They kiss, fall in love. But on his birthday, she sees the post go live on his phone. Thinks he lied, still plans to die. Heartbroken, she leaves. Jide chases, falls from chair. Mom finds him crying; he says he wants life but forgot to delete the post. Chidinma joins "Reasons to Stay" group. Kunle and mom explain truth. She goes to fencing club; Jide waits with new haircut for fresh start. They reconcile, declare love. That night, with help from mom, Kunle, Samson, Jide sets romantic scene: petals, "Always & Forever" sign. He stands with walker, gives roses, proposes marriage. She accepts joyfully; they embrace.