Family History

Ten years ago, Isa von Gems, the heiress of a brewery dynasty, vanished without a trace after being last seen at the grand summer festival of Lotheim High School. There was no farewell note, no ransom demand, no reported accident nearby, and no body. Isa simply disappeared. Her sudden absence left her family and friends in shock, and the mystery surrounding her disappearance remains unsolved, haunting those who knew her.

The DNA test confirms the young woman is indeed Isa. Her father is shaken as he was just days away from declaring her legally dead. Now there could be a chance for reconciliation. Jenny Wolff endeavors to revive Isa's memories through photographs and a visit to her school, all while sensing that her husband Robert might be rekindling past emotions.

Isa von Gems narrowly escapes an attempt on her life and finds herself questioning the kind of person she must have been to inspire such hatred. Meanwhile, her brother Philip is in a state of panic. Isa's return threatens to derail the lucrative sale of Gemser Bräu to an American corporation. Desperate to cope with the mounting pressure, Philip succumbs to old habits and relapses into drug use. As the siblings navigate this tense chapter, family ties and personal struggles collide, sending shockwaves through their lives and raising questions about loyalty, identity, and the cost of ambition.

As Isa grapples with memories that suggest a troubled past involving abuse, she feels both shocked and overwhelmed. Seeking advice and comfort, she turns to Robert Wolff, the only person in Lotheim she trusts. Meanwhile, Robert's father Peter has discovered that after a severe accident and resulting amnesia, Isa was raised in France by Leo Messmer as his own daughter. This revelation sets Isa on a journey to uncover the truths of her past and the connections that bind her to this new, unfamiliar history. As the pieces of her life begin to fall into place, Isa must navigate the emotional complexities of her rediscovered identity.