Mom, I Owe You A Fortune

Henry's mother raised him, and it cost her a good deal to do it. In his first life he cut her off anyway. His father had lied to him about her and Henry believed it. By then he was the richest man in his city. He died regretting it, and his father and stepmother had a part in his death. He woke up as an eight-year-old, on the day his parents were divorcing. This time he pushed his mother to sign the papers and told her he would make her rich. He went to Antique Street with a grown man's knowledge of what things were worth and started making money there. A young heir from a wealthy family took notice and ended up working for him. From the antique trade the business spread into the wider market.