Grace has spent years serving a wealthy family that treats her like she doesn’t belong. Only Chief Adewale shows her kindness. After his sudden death, Grace is thrown out of the mansion she once called home. But during the reading of his final will, a secret hidden for twenty-six years changes everything.

YOU HAVE BECOME FAR too comfortable in this house. I’m sorry, Deborah. Enough. As long as I am alive, no one in this house will ever speak to Grace like that again. Grace, are you all right? Yes, sir. You call yourself a maid?
You can’t even serve breakfast properly. I’m sorry, madam. I blame father for allowing you to still work in this house. Grace, did Victoria upset you again? No, sir. I You don’t have to pretend with me. Take it. Sir, I can’t accept this. This money is is too big. You’ve earned it. And don’t let anyone make you feel less of yourself.
Unbelievable. What exactly do we pay you for? I’m sorry, madam. I’ll clean it again. [sighs] Maybe she’s getting too comfortable around here. That’s exactly the problem. Some people forget their place. What’s going on? Ask your precious maid. Victoria, it’s just dust. Are you defending her now? Have you forgotten I’m your elder sister? Forget it.
What is it, Victoria? Daddy, Grace has become far too comfortable in this house. Everyone keeps defending her, including Daniel. Even the staff have started talking. Please, send her away. Has Grace stolen from this family? No. Has she ever lied to me? No. Has she ever disrespected anyone in this family? Mhm.
No. So, what exactly is the problem? SHE SIMPLY DOESN’T BELONG HERE. PERHAPS, you don’t know as much about who belongs in this house as you think. And listen to me very carefully. This This will be the last time we will be having this type of conversation about Grace. I should have found you sooner.
Good evening, sir. Good evening, Grace. Not yet, Tola. Chief, is everything all right? It’s nothing. Just a long night. Dad? Uh, I can’t hold on. Chief. What’s happening? Sir! Call an ambulance. Stay with us, sir.
Grace. He’s stable for now. I have hidden the truth for far too long. Before it’s too late, Grace deserves to know. It’s time I made this video in case I don’t make it out of here. If you are watching this, then I am no longer here. There is a truth I should have told many
years ago. Sorry, Dad. I didn’t know you were busy. It’s all right. You scared all of us today. There are things I should have fixed a long time ago. What do you mean? Just promise me something. Anything. No matter what happens, be kind to Grace. Grace? Just promise me. It’s good to have you back, Dad. Welcome welcome back, sir.
Thank you, Grace. Barrister, I want everything finalized. Are you certain about this, Chief? It’s long overdue. If anything happens to me, you know what to do. Is everything all right, sir? Yes, Grace. Everything will be all right. I’m sorry.
Sir. Chief. It’s me, Grace. Sir. Please wake up. Dad. Chief [snorts] Adewale, OH GOD. HE’S NOT MOVING. CHECK HIS PULSE. I’m sorry. We tried our best. Chief Adewale
I’ll never forget your kindness. Finished morning. Good morning, madam. My father is gone. Things are different now. The board meeting is in 2 hours. After today, everything my father built belongs to us. And as the oldest child of Chief Adewale, I am in charge. That’s my wife. The will hasn’t been read yet.
Daniel, my younger brother, you always amuse me. You really think Dad would leave anything to a maid? And you’re still standing here. Go back to work. Yes, madam. You’ve become very careless. Madam, I didn’t I’ve had enough.
What’s happening? Pack your things. You’re fired. What? You can’t be serious. Madam. Victoria, this isn’t right. Our father isn’t here anymore. And as the oldest child, I make the decisions now, and there is nothing you can do about it. Grace isn’t here.
I dismissed her. You dismissed Grace? She was only a maid. What’s the problem? Chief Adewale left very specific instructions. Before the will is read, Chief Adewale asked that everyone watch this. If you’re watching this, then I am gone. There is one truth that I have hidden for 26 years. I feel this guilt every single day.
Many years ago, I lost my little daughter. I searched for her for years. When I finally found her, uh she was already living under my roof. She never knew. Because I was too afraid to tell her. serious news My daughter’s name is Grace. I believe we need to bring Grace back
before we can proceed with the reading of the will, No. This can’t be true. DNA records, hospital records, birth registration, everything was legally verified. Where is Grace? That girl has done nothing wrong in this house, but you fired her. We have to find her. I beg, which way Grace go? Organa like this she pass. I don’t there.
No, just now. Good afternoon, sir. Grace. I’m sorry. You have nothing to apologize for. I should have spoken up. I should have protected you. Chief Adewale always protected me. That was enough. He never stopped protecting you. I don’t understand. You need to come home with me.
I can’t. Madam Victoria made herself very clear. Grace, this isn’t Victoria’s decision anymore. What do you mean? Please, just come with me. Did I do something wrong? No, Grace. Chief Adewale left this message for you. Grace, if you’re watching this, I finally found the courage. You were never my servant.
You were always my daughter. No. Chief Adewale bequeaths his residence, his business interests, and the remainder of his estate to his daughter, Grace Adewale. Welcome home, Grace Adewale. Victoria. please wait. My father taught me something.
He taught me that kindness is worth more than money. I just can’t believe he’s gone. You have 1 month. You and your husband, take your time. After that, I hope you find peace. [bell]