The Scoop
“She hated the lunchtime scuttlebutt and thought the comparison preposterous. If anything, Abby took extra measures to downplay her good looks because of their gossip. She’d learned very fast that beauty and smarts weren’t the best mix in her chosen profession. At least not in LA. Inheriting her father’s naturally curly blond hair and clear blue eyes was almost a curse. Factor in a petite frame with curves in all the right places, and she was often mistaken for one of the starlets she wrote about when she hit LA’s hot spots searching for her next story.
A starlet she was not. Just the thought gave her a stomachache. And Toots would have been horrified at the comparison.
Abby had been offered a few small acting jobs when she’d first moved to LA but declined them all. All she wanted to do was cover the stories that made for such scandalous entertainment, not star in one. She hesitated calling it “news” because it wasn’t news in the true sense of the word. She wrote to entertain, but the ...core of all of her stories contained the truth.MoreLess
A starlet she was not. Just the thought gave her a stomachache. And Toots would have been horrified at the comparison.
Abby had been offered a few small acting jobs when she’d first moved to LA but declined them all. All she wanted to do was cover the stories that made for such scandalous entertainment, not star in one. She hesitated calling it “news” because it wasn’t news in the true sense of the word. She wrote to entertain, but the ...core of all of her stories contained the truth.MoreLess
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