The girl broke up with her lover after discovering his employment as a janitor. She fled in quest of a better life, but after ten years, she nearly inadvertently ran into him again, now a billionaire. Vernon Quek wanted to work as a janitor for a specific purpose.

On weekends, he assisted his father in cleaning the office space and quickly understood that managers in cleaning firms make more than beginner engineers. Vernon had not received much at the age of 20, but he recognized certain growth opportunities ahead of him. Simultaneously, the girl left him for a student from a famous institution. She referred to me as a janitor and said that I had no future with her.

Vernon would later tell reporters, “To be honest, this phrase has motivated me my entire life.” The two men worked for the same cleaning service. He completely knew all of the procedures, allowing him to swiftly advance to the position of manager.

Ten years later, Verona was invited by the Singaporean market’s top player: Primech Services & Engineering employs 3,000 employees; the former cleaner leads a department of 500 cleaners; and it gets more than 500 thousand Singapore dollars (7,700,000 rubles) every month. Quek happened to meet the same woman at one of the dinner gatherings. She fixed her gaze on the guy she deemed unfit. Vernon didn’t say anything to the girl; he only grinned when he knew she was thinking about the “simple janitor” just now.