“I did the right thing. I’ve become successful. I wanted to win for you, mum,” whispers Sagal as she mops up the last drips of sick with her dress. Her mother is an addict, her house a dealer hangout, her bedroom a cannabis farm. Sagal dreams of taking revenge on the white world that shut her out. She decides to become rich – incredibly rich. At just thirty, she owns a marketing company turning millions in profit.
