Some people carry the weight of the world with a radiant smile. Teacher Favour was one of them. In a dusty African village, Favour is many things — an underpaid schoolteacher, a sharp-tongued woman with a questionable wig, a neighbor who gives more than she has, and a woman quietly dying of cancer that nobody knows about. She shows up every day. She teaches. She laughs. She endures. When Samuel, a wealthy and emotionally absent father, returns to the village to win back the heart of his rebellious teenage daughter Princess, the last person he expects to matter is the unconventional village schoolteacher with the crooked wig and the 3,000 naira grudge. But Princess refuses to go anywhere without her. And so Favour is swept out of the only world she has ever known and dropped into a life of comfort, warmth, and unexpected love. For the first time in her life, Favour has everything she ever prayed for — a family, a man who sees her, and a home that feels like belonging. But the clock she has been quietly racing against is running out. Some love stories don't end at the altar. Some end at the graveside. And yet they are the most unforgettable ones of all.

Sophie Bennett is twenty-six and carrying more than anyone around her seems to notice. She works long hours between two jobs, stretches every pound until it hurts, and keeps her family afloat the best she can. With rent overdue, her mother’s health worsening, and her younger brother’s school fees unpaid, Sophie doesn’t have the luxury of dreaming bigger. Survival takes all the space she has. So when a cleaning position opens inside one of London’s most exclusive residential towers, she takes it immediately. Alexander Cole lives in a different London entirely. He was raised in wealth, educated for power, and groomed to inherit the empire his father built. Everything in his life has been carefully chosen for him — his career, his image, even the woman he is expected to marry. From the outside, he has everything. In private, he feels almost nothing. When an unexpected misunderstanding throws Sophie and Alexander together, neither thinks it matters. She sees another rich man with no idea how ordinary people live. He sees a woman who refuses to be impressed by money. They are both wrong. What begins as irritation slowly turns into something far more dangerous: understanding, desire, and the kind of connection that threatens carefully built lives. But Richard Cole did not spend decades building a legacy to watch his son risk it for a cleaner from East London. And he is not a man who loses control quietly. Rich vs Poor Romance is an emotional slow-burn love story about class, family duty, sacrifice, and what it costs to choose the person the world says you should never have.