Beauregard De Brun

Beau should be the perfect American immigrant child. He was raised in Paris until the age of 9, the only son of a bourgeoisie family with political connections in the United States. His mother was a failed actress with manic tendencies, and his father was a workaholic, neither condition improving when his father gained a job in the DC area. Beau was brought with, and from there had a tumultuous upbringing in the fancy private schools. Beau's father wanted a strong, future lawyer for a son, but he always leaned more toward the arts.

Beau was good, academically, but struggled in school for other reasons. He was often caught skipping school with friends, almost arrested a few times for various small offenses, but saved by the connections his father had. Then his mother had a mental breakdown, and he was stuck with his conservative father while she was kept in a mental hospital.

One semester into college, he was scouted by a model recruiter and signed to an agency in New York. It was the best time. He was desired by so many photographers for his classical look, his pouty face. He was making money, traveling, and also attending classes at NYU at the same time. It was all so much that he needed something to help him keep up. A cocaine habit began, and within two years, it had ruined his modeling career and forced him to drop out of college.

The next year became a series of failed rehab stints and relapses from sobriety. His father, concerned he'd cause his mother another mental breakdown, kicked him to the curb. He was beautiful, so he began to prostitute himself, bouncing from sugar daddy to sugar daddy until he was most recently abandoned by someone who couldn't handle his drug habit and spoiled tendencies. With his teenage years behind him, true adulthood looming before him, he's a lost soul with no concept of a future and a hunger for just one more line....