I always had the "best of the best" growing up. To my parents I was an investment. Everything was an investment. To be a child and act a child was unacceptable. My father was president of a Fortune 500 company. We had a house everywhere it seemed. I loved our house at Marthas Vineyard the best. I could find peace there. I lived my life to others expectations. My parents read Shakespeare to me while I was still in the womb and it continued as a child. By the age of seven I could play piano and violin and was bi-lingual, and yet my parents felt I should have known three languages by this age. I attended the best private schools money could buy. And I silently resented being only an instrument, used as a living doll to show their friends at parties, in my parents life and not a child. I did fullfil my duties as I saw them however and went on to graduate early with high honors and entered Yale at the tender age of 17.

I loved the social scene, the parties. I loved the wealth my family provided me and when I entered Yale I was allowed slightly more freedom from my parents. I began traveling to Europe and seeing the world. I was enchanted with life and it's treasures. However, as my graduation from Yale neared my father began dictating strongly to me once more. I had developed a sincere interest in business over the years and held an extreme enthusiasm for such matters. My father wished to bring me into his company. For the first time in my life I rebelled against my father, in my own way. Figuratively, I felt him clamp his hand about my throat and I knew I could not live my life under his dictatorship. Upon my graduation from Yale I disappeared. I decided to travel and explore. Follow some interests I had developed among mixed company overseas. This, of course, being vampires. I have several journals of information I kept from those days.

So I traveled and made up stories of being an orphan and hid my trail from my family. Through rumors and talk I heard of a place which led me to my Sire. I was immediately filled with awe and respect for him. He Embraced me on a clear eve in the garden and I have never regretted this for one moment. My Family is all I have longed for my whole mortal life and the lifestyle I am accustomed to is still provided by my Sire. I hope to some day contribute to the Family my knowledge I have learned and perhaps put my Masters in Business from Yale to use. I am eternally loyal and devoted to my clan and My Family and hold both in high respect.

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