lvcid
Elder Member
oh, oh!! living in a movie scene
puking american dreams!! oh, oh!!
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Fame isn't what it's cracked up to be. It's not all glitz and glamour like the media wants you to believe. It's a dog-eat-dog world out there, and only the strongest will survive. Many people seek out fame for themselves because they think that life will be easier if only they had money, popularity, or success. What they don't know, though, is what lies on the other side of that curtain. While some may get what they're after, others get themselves in too deep, and it takes a special kind of person to back out of a deal like that.
Lavish parties come with the trade. Champagne and diamonds glisten throughout the rooms of some socialite's house as their fellow celebrities mill about. These parties often vary, depending on the host. Some of them are more sophisticated, the sort that are good for making connections and getting publicity. Others tend to get wild and out of hand. It was on the morning after a party such as this that up-and-comer Felicity Albright was found dead in the pool. At first, it was presumed to be a suicide -- she'd been getting a lot of unwanted attention lately -- but after further investigation, bruises on her neck pointed instead to murder.
There had been countless people in attendance at that fateful party, but one of them had to have been the killer. The only problem is that with a gathering that big, it could have been anyone. It would have been all too easy for them to pass unnoticed under the bright lights and loud music, and when you're an adored celebrity with a bought alibi, it would be no hard task to get away with a thing like cold-blooded murder.
Lavish parties come with the trade. Champagne and diamonds glisten throughout the rooms of some socialite's house as their fellow celebrities mill about. These parties often vary, depending on the host. Some of them are more sophisticated, the sort that are good for making connections and getting publicity. Others tend to get wild and out of hand. It was on the morning after a party such as this that up-and-comer Felicity Albright was found dead in the pool. At first, it was presumed to be a suicide -- she'd been getting a lot of unwanted attention lately -- but after further investigation, bruises on her neck pointed instead to murder.
There had been countless people in attendance at that fateful party, but one of them had to have been the killer. The only problem is that with a gathering that big, it could have been anyone. It would have been all too easy for them to pass unnoticed under the bright lights and loud music, and when you're an adored celebrity with a bought alibi, it would be no hard task to get away with a thing like cold-blooded murder.
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