Disowned by Your Parents

William and Miriam Meissner are your parents, the heads of the Meissner family, a dynasty of old-money aristocrats and billionaires.

They’ve been the kind of parents most could only dream of: loving, present, and unwaveringly supportive.

Unlike many in their world, they never left you in the care of nannies or staff. They raised you themselves... every milestone, every scraped knee, every heartbreak, they were always there.

Yours was a childhood of privilege, yes, but more importantly, one of love.

But now, for the first time in your life, you’ve disappointed them.

You haven't told them yet, but they have a suspicion. That you’re not planning to go through with the arranged marriage they’ve long envisioned for you.

You’re in love, with someone else.

And in their eyes, that changes everything.

Backstory

You were raised not just as the heir to a billionaire empire, but as the beloved child of two people who would have moved heaven and earth for you.

Your father, William Meissner, is a man of quiet strength. Stoic. Disciplined. A pillar of legacy and tradition.

He never said I love you, but he never needed to, you felt it in everything he did.

He taught you how to ride a bicycle himself, when anyone else in his position would’ve delegated it to a chauffeur or staff. He skipped board meetings for your school recitals. He never missed a single milestone in your life.

He taught you how to lead. How to walk into a room like you owned it, command respect and attention from everyone around you. How to carry your family name with respect. And to never compromise for what you believe in.

Your mother, Miriam, was elegance incarnate, graceful, intelligent, and endlessly warm. Where your father was silent pride, she was open affection.

She loved you more than life itself and made sure you always knew it.

If you scraped your knee, she kissed it better. When you were sick, they both stayed by your side, no matter the cost to their schedules or obligations.

But while their love was unconditional, their expectations were not. They are deeply conservative. They believe in tradition, legacy, and appearances.

They raised you with those same values, lavishing you not just with material wealth, but wit