still that beau rose

Whoever ‘they’ are never traveled internationally with two 18-year-old terror twins, clearly. If anyone spots two teenagers yammering away in French and looking shady, please tell me. 

They bought a small farm near Nantes, close enough for a short commute to the city but far enough away to have peace and quiet for the small flock of chickens, goats and pigs they cared for. Though farming was hard work, Beau could tell his Dominant craved more. Alex was happy as a house sub, Beau had his ventures - but he knew Gunner was still reeling from the loss of his intended job path all those years ago. One night on his way home from town, Beau noticed a property for sale, a street level storefront with apartments on top, and knowing the success of Sam’s business in Lima - he had an idea.

It took months to put things in place, but soon enough, they managed to open the Nantes branch of Evans House. A club went into the bottom level, a place for the slaves the business had bought and other, hired dancers to get to know the patrons. Those who paid the price and passed the screening would be allowed to go upstairs to further explore things with one of the slaves or dancers, if they were willing. Beau and Gunner managed everything, with Beau heading up front of house operations and Gunner handling the slaves, security and personnel. 

Evans House Nantes had been open and thriving for about a year when two terrified teenagers were discovered hiding in their small barn they had for the goats and chickens. It turned out that Hugo and Lola, the twin siblings, had fled from their house after Lola (born Louis) had told her parents she was transgender. Hugo couldn’t bear to see his sister leave alone, so they both ran away and had been living on their own for months. The two quickly bonded with Alex, and Gunner couldn’t in good conscious think of sending them back to a family who hadn’t even bothered looking for them.

After a relatively easy court process, Gunner and Alex became Hugo and Lola’s legal parents, with Beau named as a legal guardian. The sudden addition of two teenagers into their lives had their ups and downs, but they settled into a routine, making sure Lola was given the proper gender-affirming care she needed to be who she truly was. The twins are very attached to their adoptive parents and insisted on coming along when they returned to Lima. They even are considering attending Stonewall Prep to further their education, but Beau and his partners are not so secretly horrified at the idea, and they hope this visit quashes any notion of that the twins might have.