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Spencer Audrey Sweet was born on January 7th, 1991 in Los Angeles, California, and thus established herself as the only child of Daniel Sweet, corporate attorney and co-founder of Sweet & Watkins LP - ranked in The Top 100 Most Prestigious Law Firms in the country - and his socialite and philanthropist wife, Natalie Sweet. From the day of her conception and that point on, she was also the glue that held the seemingly 'picture perfect' family together and the apple of her father's eye, although the house was most often one filled with quite hostility and separation.
Her father worked late nights, while the only interest her mother seemed to have in Spencer was the mild fascination and envy she harbored for her daughter, who'd been blessed with a head full of bustling blonde hair - in which prompted her father to commonly refer to her as 'Goldilocks' or 'Sunshine' throughout the years of her youth - a slender frame that adorned her infinitely long legs and an undeniable charm. To pass the time of her perpetual lonesomeness, Natalie began entering Spencer in beauty pageants, and if nothing else she was but a mere accessory the woman could tote around with her in an attempt to gain attention she didn't have elsewhere until it was no longer an amusement. During family outings and ritzy functions they all bared their teeth in misleading smiles, but by the time Spencer reached high school her father was filing the divorce papers, moving out of the house, and moving in with his twenty-three year old, b-list almost-supermodel of a girlfriend.
Her mother grew an affinity for fast men - and several of them - and forced Spencer into weekly therapy to cope with her diagnosed depression. Spencer's passions and lone saving grace lie within music and her art, and best friend since childhood, Leighton Antenucci, who remains one of the only people she can seek salvation in and knows the entirety of the detachment between her and her parents. Mere weeks away from graduation, she's eager to escape the thralls of her emotionally disparaging and uncommitted home life to venture into what's going to come next.
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