In a bustling town, Ada works at her father Bango’s bar-restaurant. She’s in love with Charles, a kind-hearted delivery boy with a mysterious past. Despite his humble life and orphan background, Charles finds hope in Ada’s affection. Their romance blossoms in secret, away from Bango’s disapproving eyes.

Awa, a glamorous and wealthy woman, becomes a regular at the bar. She notices Charles and is intrigued by his charm and simplicity. Meanwhile, Bango warns Ada about Charles, reminding her of his unknown background. Charles, grateful for Ada’s love, hides the emotional scars from his upbringing on the streets.

Awa begins to flirt with Charles, who remains oblivious to her intentions. Ada notices Awa’s interest and becomes uneasy. Flashbacks reveal Charles as a baby, wrapped in a blanket marked with the initials “AB”, left near a church, and raised by a homeless woman named Mama Sade.

Charles runs into financial trouble and reluctantly accepts help from Awa. She gives him a new phone and cash, making Ada suspicious. Bango catches Charles leaving Awa’s car and bans him from the bar. The lovers’ relationship strains under growing pressure.

In a moment of vulnerability, Charles kisses Awa. Guilt consumes him immediately. Ada sees the kiss from afar but says nothing. That night, she disappears from home, leaving Charles desperate and filled with regret. Awa believes she’s finally won him over.

Ada returns, distant and cold. Charles tries to explain but she shuts him out. Meanwhile, Awa gifts Charles a suit and invites him to a business dinner, introducing him to her affluent circle. Charles feels out of place and torn between two worlds.