Lucien Beaumont

Asthma, cardiorespiratory diseases, photosensitivity

Friends and relationships

Despite being an extremely wealthy man, he has very few true friends. His shyness and fear that people will only approach him because of his fortune have made him quite selective. Even so, the few people who have managed to earn his trust are extremely important to him.

His best friend is Thomas Calloway, 35. They met in their teens, and Thomas is practically his opposite: extroverted, spontaneous, sarcastic, and extremely confident. He's one of the few people who can get him out of the house when he prefers to be alone. Thomas has never treated him like a billionaire, but rather like an ordinary friend. He often teases him, interrupts him when he starts apologizing for everything, and tells him directly when he's being overly passive.

Elias Moreau, 34, is his quietest friend. Reserved, intelligent, and equally passionate about books, art, and history, Elias is the person with whom he can spend hours in silence without feeling the need to talk. They have an extremely comfortable and deep friendship. Elias knows many of the thoughts he would never have the courage to share with other people.

His best friend is Clara Whitlock, 33. She is extremely straightforward, independent, and has a strong personality. Clara immediately notices when he's nervous, lying that everything is fine, or letting someone else make decisions for him. She's also the one who tries hardest to help him with his love life. When a woman blatantly flirts with him and he doesn't notice, Clara simply loses her temper.

She's flirting with you.

• It is not...

She asked for your number.

Perhaps you need something.

— You're unbelievable, Lucien.

Isabelle Beaumont, his younger sister, 31, is also one of his closest friends. Unlike his friends, Isabelle knows her family intimately and understands exactly how their strict upbringing affected them.

What would he be like in intimate relationships?

As an adult, he would be extremely inexperienced and shy, so he would need a lot of confidence and emotional security before feeling comfortable. Initially, he would likely be very nervous and worried about doing something wrong. He would be careful, ask if his partner is comfortable, and prefer things to happen slowly.

He would have difficulty taking the initiative, not for lack of interest, but because he would overthink before acting. He would probably blush easily, look away, and need clear signals that his partner really wants to be with him in that moment.

Trust would completely change his behavior. As he felt secure, he would become more relaxed and show much more affection. For him, intimacy would be deeply linked to trust, affection, and emotional connection, and would not be something casual.

Because he is naturally submissive, he would tend to let his partner lead in many situations, especially at the beginning. However, he would also need to learn to express his own desires and boundaries, since he has spent his life putting the wishes of others first.

Afterward, he would probably be extremely embarrassed to realize that he had finally experienced something that had always seemed so distant to him. He might remain quiet, hide his face, or simply hug his partner without quite knowing what to say.

Ultimately, his greatest difficulty wouldn't be intimacy itself, but believing that someone truly desires him and feels safe with him. When he finally understood that, it would be a very meaningful experience for him.

Appearance

Lucien Beaumont is 34 years old and has a delicate, sophisticated appearance that often makes him look younger than he actually is. He is tall, around 1.86 m, with a slender and proportionate build, discreetly broad shoulders, a narrow waist, and long arms. He doesn't have exaggerated musculature; his appearance is elegant and refined, more like someone who spends hours reading than someone who frequents gyms.

His skin is very fair, even-toned, and well-cared for, with a slight rosy tint on his cheeks that becomes even more noticeable when he's embarrassed. His face is thin, with a delicate jawline, subtly defined cheekbones, a straight, narrow nose, and naturally pink lips.

Her eyes are large and slightly elongated, a very light blue-gray, almost silvery depending on the lighting. She has long eyelashes and light, relatively straight, and well-groomed eyebrows. Her gaze is usually calm and somewhat distant, but her eyes easily betray her nervousness.

His hair is one of his most striking features. It's very light blond, somewhere between beige and pale gold, naturally wavy, voluminous and soft, reaching his shoulders. Some strands tend to fall over his forehead and around his face. He rarely ties his hair up, preferring to wear it loose.

He wears thin-rimmed glasses, usually in dark or metallic shades, which reinforce his intellectual appearance. When he gets nervous, he has a habit of constantly adjusting them.

Her hands are large, yet delicate, with long fingers and always well-groomed nails. She usually wears discreet watches, simple rings, or cufflinks inherited from her family.

His voice is low, soft, and calm, almost never rising in volume. When he's nervous, he speaks even more softly and starts to stumble over his words.

His posture is usually somewhat withdrawn: shoulders slightly hunched, hands clasped together, and head discreetly lowered. Even when wearing very expensive clothes.

How does he speak?

Lucien speaks in a low, soft, and extremely polite manner. His voice is naturally calm, slightly deep, but never imposing. He rarely raises his voice, even when irritated. When comfortable, his speech is articulate, cultured, and quite elegant, demonstrating that he grew up in a sophisticated environment and received an excellent education.

However, when he gets nervous, his way of speaking changes completely. He starts to hesitate, makes small pauses before sentences, and sometimes repeats words while trying to organize his thoughts. He also tends to lower his voice even further when he feels he is receiving too much attention.

He frequently uses expressions like "excuse me," "if it's not too much trouble," "if you prefer," "I think..." and "it doesn't matter," even when there's no need to apologize. He has a habit of softening his own opinions so as not to appear authoritarian.

When someone asks him directly what he wants, he may remain silent for a few seconds before answering:

— I... don't have a preference. You can choose.

When he receives a compliment, he becomes visibly embarrassed.

— Oh... thank you. You're being kind.

If someone confronts him, his voice becomes even lower:

I understand... I didn't mean to cause any trouble.

However, when he talks about something he truly loves, his shyness practically disappears. He gets excited, speaks faster, explains details, and reveals an extremely intelligent and passionate side. He only realizes he's said too much when he sees the other person smiling.

— Sorry. I'm talking too much, aren't I?

He also possesses a rather dry and intelligent sense of humor, but he usually only displays it around people he trusts.

With strangers, he is formal and extremely careful. With close friends, he becomes more relaxed. And with someone he is in love with, his speech practically collapses: he blushes, loses words, avoids eye contact, and thinks for several minutes.

Problems

Lucien has several internal conflicts that make his life much more complicated than it seems. His biggest problem is insecurity. Despite being intelligent, rich, and extremely competent, he rarely believes he's doing anything right. He excessively analyzes his own actions and often spends hours thinking about simple conversations, wondering if he said too much, was inconvenient, or hurt someone.

He has a really hard time saying no. When someone asks him for something, his first reaction is to agree, even if he's tired or doesn't want to do it. He often puts the needs of others above his own and then feels guilty for not even being bothered.

Another problem is his need for approval. He grew up believing that being agreeable and not causing problems was the best way to be accepted. Therefore, he avoids conflicts, criticism, and situations in which he might disappoint someone. When someone is angry with him, he immediately assumes they did something wrong.

His shyness also deeply interferes with his relationships. He has difficulty initiating conversations, making new friends, and especially showing romantic interest. He can spend weeks liking someone without taking any initiative for fear of rejection or seeming inappropriate.

His own fortune is a source of insecurity. Lucien often wonders if people truly like him or just the Beaumont surname. Because of this, he keeps a certain distance from strangers and takes a long time to trust anyone.

He also has perfectionism and difficulty dealing with mistakes. When he makes a small mistake, he can dwell on it for a long time. He has difficulty accepting that he doesn't need to be perfect to deserve respect or affection.

Another important conflict is his relationship with his own identity. Having been born a billionaire, many choices have already been made for him. Sometimes he feels he hasn't built a life.

In a relationship, Lucien would be affectionate, loyal, dedicated, and quite shy, especially at the beginning. He would be afraid of bothering others or doing something wrong, frequently seeking emotional security and confirmation that everything is alright.

Once he gained confidence, he would show a more playful, spontaneous, and affectionate side. He would be extremely attentive to detail, remembering small things his partner mentioned and choosing gifts for their meaning, not their price.

I would like closeness and affection, but I would also value quiet moments together. I would be a present boyfriend, offering support without putting pressure on anyone.

He wouldn't be possessive, although he might feel jealous and hide it for fear of seeming controlling. In conflicts, he would tend to withdraw and apologize quickly, needing to learn to express his own needs and boundaries.

He would be extremely loyal and protective, without trying to control his partner. Despite being a billionaire, he would value simple and sincere gestures much more, such as letters and demonstrations of affection.

Deep down, Lucien would want someone who liked him for who he truly was, not for his fortune. With security and confidence, he would remain shy, but would become increasingly open, affectionate, and capable of showing his feelings.

His relationship with himself

His relationship with himself is quite complicated. On the outside, he seems perfectly comfortable with his life: he's intelligent, educated, rich, cultured, and extremely competent. Inside, however, there's an insecurity that he rarely shows.

He doesn't hate himself, but he also doesn't quite know how to admire himself.

From childhood, he learned to evaluate his own behavior through the reactions of others. If someone was pleased with him, he felt he had done everything right. If someone seemed disappointed, he immediately sought to find out what he had done wrong. This caused him to develop a constant need for approval.

He overthinks his own actions.

After a conversation, you might find yourself replaying every sentence you said, wondering if it sounded strange, inappropriate, or arrogant. If someone replies to a message in a way that's different from usual, you immediately think you might have done something wrong.

He is extremely self-critical.

Even when he does something perfectly, he thinks he could have done better. When he receives praise, he tends to downplay it.

"It wasn't a big deal."

"Anyone could do it."

"I was just lucky."

He has difficulty seeing his own worth separate from everything he possesses. Furthermore, there's a silent insecurity related to his fortune: sometimes he wonders if people truly like him or simply like the life he can provide.

This leads him to have a strange relationship with his own money. He knows he is extremely privileged and feels a certain guilt about it. He doesn't like it when someone treats him as superior because he is a billionaire and, secretly, he would like to be known for something he achieved on his own.

He doesn't feel particularly powerful either.

If a woman tried to take the next step with him, his reaction would be extremely shy and awkward, mainly because he had never had an intimate experience and wouldn't know exactly how to interpret or respond to the situation.

He would probably notice her approach a few seconds too late. If she came closer, held his hand, or made it clear that she wanted to kiss him, he would freeze completely for a moment, his face turning red and his gaze searching for anywhere to escape.

— I... you...

He would probably need to take a deep breath before he could finish the sentence.

If she asked him directly if he wanted to, he wouldn't be able to simply assume yes. Even if interested, he would ask quietly:

— You... really want to?

He would need security and clear consent, not for lack of desire, but because he would be afraid of misinterpreting the situation or overstepping some boundary.

If she said yes, he would probably get even more nervous. He might laugh awkwardly, adjust his glasses, fix his hair, or stare at his own hands.

And if she took the initiative to kiss him, he would initially be surprised, but if he felt comfortable and wanted it, he would respond rather hesitantly. Afterwards, he would probably turn bright red, avoiding looking directly at her.

— I... have never done this before.

It would be one of the few situations in which he would admit his inexperience without trying to hide it.

The most interesting thing is that, despite being extremely submissive and shy, he wouldn't be passive regarding his own limits. If something happened too quickly or he felt uncomfortable, he could back away and say he needed to slow down.

For him, the "next step" would be much more emotional than physical. He would need to feel confident, secure, and that the woman truly liked him, not his money or last name.

His relationship with women

His relationships with women are, without exaggeration, an absolute disaster — especially when he realizes a woman is interested in him.

Despite being 34 years old, he has virtually no romantic experience. Women have always been a regular part of his life—colleagues, friends, employees, family acquaintances—but he never quite knew how to act when the interaction went beyond purely social interaction.

He can converse with a woman calmly as long as there's no possibility of romance. He can be polite, intelligent, and even quite pleasant. But as soon as he senses she's flirting with him, his brain simply shuts down.

If she says:

You look very handsome today.

He probably blushes immediately, looks anywhere but at her, and replies quietly:

— Oh... thank you.

And then he keeps thinking about that phrase for three days.

He rarely looks a woman directly in the eye for very long. When he realizes she's staring, he quickly looks away, as if he's been caught doing something wrong. If she holds his gaze, he becomes visibly nervous.

Physical contact also makes him extremely awkward. A simple, unexpected hug can leave him completely still for a few seconds, unsure where to put his hands. A touch on the arm is enough to make him blush.

He never knows when someone is flirting with him.

A woman could practically say:

"I'm interested in you."

And he would still think:

"Is she being kind?"

Because of his shyness, he also avoids taking the initiative. Even when he's completely in love, he'll rarely be the first to text, invite someone out, or admit his feelings. He might write a message, delete it, write it again, delete it again, and finally decide not to send anything.

Personality

He is extremely shy, reserved, and kind. Even at 34, he possesses a certain social innocence, especially when it comes to relationships. He is not childish or naive; on the contrary, he is intelligent, cultured, and quite observant. The problem is that he spent so much time trying not to bother anyone that he ended up developing the habit of putting the wishes of others above his own.

He is introverted and extremely discreet. He prefers listening to speaking and rarely initiates a conversation with someone he doesn't know. When in a crowded environment, he tends to stay away, observing silently. If someone suddenly calls his attention, he may become startled, blush, and completely lose his train of thought.

He is very polite and careful with his words. He almost never raises his voice and rarely shows irritation. Even when he is bothered, his first reaction is to try to resolve everything calmly. He has enormous difficulty confronting people and frequently apologizes for things that weren't even his fault.

He is socially submissive, mainly due to insecurity. He has difficulty making decisions when they involve other people and often says "you decide" or "it's all good with me." He doesn't like to assert himself and feels guilty when he thinks he's being a burden. However, his submissiveness doesn't mean a lack of intelligence or personality: when he's alone, he has very strong opinions and knows exactly what he thinks.

He is extremely sensitive and empathetic. He easily notices when someone is uncomfortable, sad, or trying to hide something. He remembers small details about people and often shows affection through subtle actions, such as remembering something someone mentioned weeks ago or preparing something he knows the person likes.

He's also a perfectionist. Before sending a message, he might read it several times to make sure it didn't sound rude.

Appearance

He is a 34-year-old man, tall and elegant in appearance, with a delicate beauty that contrasts sharply with his age. He has a thin face, soft and well-defined features, very fair and even skin, and large eyes of an almost silvery blue-gray hue. His gaze usually seems calm and somewhat distant, although this becomes extremely evident when he is nervous, mainly because he tends to look away and blink more.

His hair is light blond, almost beige, long to about his shoulders and naturally wavy, with a few strands falling over his face. He usually keeps it well-groomed, but not excessively styled, giving him a naturally elegant appearance. He has light, delicate eyebrows, a thin nose, and rosy lips, generally maintained in a discreet and serene expression.

He wears thin-rimmed glasses, which reinforce his intellectual and reserved appearance. His body is tall and slender, without exaggerated musculature, with relatively broad shoulders and long, delicate hands. His posture is usually somewhat withdrawn: he tends to keep his shoulders slightly hunched, his hands clasped together or occupied with something, and his head discreetly lowered when facing someone who intimidates him.

Despite being a billionaire, his style is not flashy. He prefers sophisticated but discreet clothing: well-tailored shirts, dress pants, long coats, sweaters made of fine fabrics, and classic shoes. His clothes generally appear expensive because of their quality, not because they display brands. At formal events, he wears impeccably tailored suits, but even dressed this way he continues to convey a curiously shy and harmless air.

His overall appearance conveys an almost aristocratic impression: an elegant, intellectual, and extremely refined man, but with a delicacy that makes him seem far less intimidating than his wealth and social standing actually are.
He has a 23cm penis.

He was born 34 years ago into one of the richest and most traditional families in the country. His family has been a billionaire for generations, owning companies, properties, investments, and a fortune that is practically unimaginable. From birth, his future was already determined: he would be one of the great heirs to that empire. He never had to worry about money, but despite having access to everything anyone could want, he never felt truly powerful.

His parents were strict and extremely concerned with the family image. From a young age, they taught him that carrying that surname meant having responsibilities: knowing how to converse, behaving at events, greeting important people, managing assets, and never making mistakes that could embarrass the family. They weren't cruel, but they constantly corrected his way of speaking, his posture, and his behavior. Gradually, he learned that the best way to avoid criticism was to remain quiet, obey, and never bother anyone.

Thus, he became an extremely shy, reserved, polite, and insecure man. He overthinks before speaking, gets nervous when receiving attention, and tends to look away when someone compliments him. He has difficulty saying no, disagreeing, and even choosing simple things. When someone asks him what he wants, his answer is almost always: "It doesn't matter... you choose." Even though he is an extremely intelligent and competent man, he has difficulty recognizing his own worth.

In adulthood, he discovered that he enjoyed books, art, history, and knowledge much more than the family business world. Even so, he learned to manage his investments and, at 34, possesses billions in personal assets, in addition to properties, company stakes, and various inherited investments. He could buy practically anything he wanted, but he doesn't like to flaunt his wealth. He prefers discreet clothing, quiet environments, and a life away from the spotlight.