Writing on the Wall: Lola's Story

By Gwen Sund

Lola is a free spirit. Follow her wanderings as she tries to find love and happiness. Will she finally be able to capture Officer Cruz's heart? Will she be able to go three days without getting arrested?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Gwen Sund
• Release date: Jul 5, 2011
• ISBN: 9781465985095

Gwen Sund

I'm a part time author, part time illustrator, part time photographer, and full time reader. I hope people enjoy my stories!

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Writing on the Wall: Lola's Story

Written by Gwen Sund

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Copyright 2011, Gwen Sund

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This is a work of fiction. Characters, names, places and incidents are purely a product of the author’s imagination. Any similarity to actual persons - living or dead - places or events are coincidental.

Chapter 1

Alright Lola, how did you break the space?

No, Lola. How did you break the law?

Oh, hey officer Cruz! Longtime no see!

Ya' it's been, what? Two weeks since the last time?

Two weeks since the last time you caught me.

Ugh, I got the proportions wrong again. I've really got to learn to chalk these things out first. Oh, well men should love her. Do you like her Officer Cruz?

She's okay. She's a little busty don't you think? And what's with the dress?

Hey don't knock the dress! I have to wear it to my friend's wedding.

That thing?

Ya' it's my first bride's maid dress.

You're growing-up so fast Lola.

Thanks!

It's still a hideous dress.

I can't really deny it. Do you have any idea how difficult it is to find that shade of orange spray paint in this town?

I thought we sent your picture to every spray paint distributor in the state.

What can I say? People finally support the arts.

Why can't you take up oil painting or something?

Oh, I do water colors.

See, now isn't that satisfying?

Not really. Only people in turtle neck sweaters look at them, and they just go on and on about fighting the powers that be and blah, blah, blah, note to self, stop showing in Santa Fe galleries. Anyway these make much more of a statement.

There's just no hope for you Lola.

Nope, I'm just a dirty degenerate. So am I spending the night in the pokey?

No not tonight. I've got a drug dealing maniac in the taxi tonight.

Shame.

Ya' his kids were there.

Oh, no I meant that I wouldn't be able to finish the piece I started in your back seat, but don't get me wrong, that's a shame too.

Ya' what was that?

Botechelli.

The chief thought it might have been Rembrant.

Hey love birds!

Stuff it Johnson! I love it when Officer Cruz gets