Character Bio: Olivia Lake
I already have two (2!) sponsors! As a little thank you to these lovely people I offer up this, the first of several character bios I'm in the process of preparing.
It is short, and sweet, but will give you a brief insight into our heroine.
Olivia Lake
Olivia is our dear heroine. She is slightly taller than the average height for a woman and is built rather solidly, like her father. She has dark hair and eyes and her skin leans towards a Mediterranean olive tone.
Olivia works in a bookstore in an slightly Alternate to our Reality version of Whitley Bay. Each day of her life is pretty much the same: work, TV, books, work, TV, books, work, possibly a movie, books. Her friends are few and mostly people from work and school.
She enjoys her solitude, for the most part, and uses her active imagination to populate her flat when things seem too lonely.
Everything is ordinary, not quite boring, but very similar.
All of that will change when, through a work commitment, she decides to visit Park Studios and finally discovers what the carved elephant, that’s always been in the window, really means.
Tune in tomorrow for the next bio. And thank you again!
Sponsor Page.
It is short, and sweet, but will give you a brief insight into our heroine.
Olivia Lake
Olivia is our dear heroine. She is slightly taller than the average height for a woman and is built rather solidly, like her father. She has dark hair and eyes and her skin leans towards a Mediterranean olive tone.
Olivia works in a bookstore in an slightly Alternate to our Reality version of Whitley Bay. Each day of her life is pretty much the same: work, TV, books, work, TV, books, work, possibly a movie, books. Her friends are few and mostly people from work and school.
She enjoys her solitude, for the most part, and uses her active imagination to populate her flat when things seem too lonely.
Everything is ordinary, not quite boring, but very similar.
All of that will change when, through a work commitment, she decides to visit Park Studios and finally discovers what the carved elephant, that’s always been in the window, really means.
Tune in tomorrow for the next bio. And thank you again!
Sponsor Page.