My Destitute Parents Turned Out to Be Top-Tier Tycoons?

Alex has spent twenty years believing his family is poor. Every Christmas his parents chase triple pay and leave him alone, and every season his mother brings home used clothes from a colleague's son. He studies hard, hands over his gifts and pocket money, and dreams of one day buying something new for himself.

Then, on Christmas Day, he follows his parents and sees them step from a luxury car, arm-in-arm with a boy his age named Leo, heading into a five-star restaurant. At home he finds a contract worth hundreds of millions bearing his father's signature. Breakfast the next morning is gourmet seafood, and his grandparents' soft hands and a waiting limousine confirm what he already suspects: the poverty was an act.

At the Davidson mansion, Leo sneers that Alex is a biological son too, born one minute earlier, but that Leo alone is the heir. Alex must decide what to do with a family that has lied to him his whole life.