A tycoon's heir surrenders his pregnant lover to parental coercion, then endures years of remorse.
Leo Wentworth, positioned to inherit a vast corporation, chose Luna despite their class divide. His father exploited Leo's cancer therapy as leverage, demanding the separation as the price for continued treatment. Luna departed in a storm and died in a collision, taking their unborn baby with her. Eight years later, Leo remains paralyzed by the conviction that his obedience sentenced them both, a penance that still governs his daily existence.
Markers
- 1Coercive family pressure
- 2Tragic separation loss
- 3Enduring guilt spiral
Audience
Audiences drawn to class-crossed romance shattered by parental cruelty will engage with this premise.
