The reader needs to know something about Jessica, the lady with the icing from a month ago. She’s a singer with a certain look. When she says “that song”, she means “Making Whoopee”. (Catch some of the other Six Sentence Sunday entries here.)
“I might be here as the singer Jessica Gold, but I’m not performing.” She wore a 1942 reproduction dress with a nipped waist thanks to the help of a corset. She counted the shoes as her favorite part of the outfit–rounded toe red suede pumps that made her feel like one of those women the men painted on their war planes. “Plus you don’t have a piano.” Jess once loved singing that song, delighting in the wickedness of the words and the sultry melody. Then, Theo drained her bank accounts, ran up a load of bills on her credit cards, and left town.
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She sounds like a very interesting character! I hope to see more of her.
An interesting and descriptive six
Ugh! That would yank the song out of anybody! Great six!
You’ve developed an interesting character here. Looking forward to reading more of her
I guess that’d turn anybody off the song, wouldn’t it? You’ve got a really great character here. Very intriguing. I can’t wait to read more about her. Great job.
Thanks, Piper. This lady has been through it, which is what makes the end of the story so satisfying.
Nice! Would like to read more!
Sandra, this story has been accepted, so you soon should be able to read it all.
Great character.
Interesting comparison. Nice six!
Nice six!
Intriguing, I’m looking forward to seeing where you take this.
Thanks, Trish.
I loved the imagery in the description in her dress/shoes! It showed how carefully she prepared she is. What a dirty rotten for doing that to her! Lots going on in this Six! Well done!
Glamorous and tragic – I love it!
Wow, I can not only see this character, I can really feel what she’s like. Great job!
Why, thank you!