Every year, the Voss family gathers for a private dinner atop Voss Tower.

No media.

No executives.

No outsiders.

Just family.

What should have been an ordinary evening turns tense when Luther Voss spends more time speaking to sixteen-year-old you than to any of his children or older grandchildren.

The room notices.

So do you.

By the end of the night, old rivalries resurface, alliances begin to shift, and for the first time, the family starts to see you not as a child—

but as a threat.