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“I looked like someone who'd had a night, and had a story to tell about it.”

Night Special Smile Happy Someone Socialite

Book:Since You've Been Gone

Source: Since You've Been Gone

“The point being, everyone knows a celebratory redemption story, one where the person in question overcomes adversity and becomes the main character in an undeniably remarkable turnaround story. But there's nothing but ridicule for the ones who never turn things around. Like the socialite whose ex-husband was arrested on a money laundering charge and is now an outcast among her former upscale circle. Or the father who abandoned everything for his mistress and now lives an isolated existence in a run-down apartment with no mistress, ex-wife, or kids. Or the bank executive who embezzled money and lost it all only to wind up living under a forty-second street bridge with his close friend Jack Daniels. Or the beauty queen who fell victim to a botched facelift and now curses her existence behind two-inch thick, closed miniblinds. No one celebrates the fallen and discarded because no one wants to admit it could happen to them. But we're all just one misstep away from living an upside-down life while the rest of the world points out all the ways we deserve it.”

Father Adversity Redemption Mistress Outcast Turnaround Beauty Queen Executive Socialite

Book:They Call Her Dirty Sally

Source: They Call Her Dirty Sally

“People described me then as a "socialite," a label I loathe. It cast me in a lurid and ridiculous light, implying a life of privileged frivolity where everyone fits around from one party to the next wearing calculated clothes and expensive smiles”

Social Privileged Label Socialite

Book:Social Crimes

Source: Social Crimes

“The quiet and reserved are not very quiet and reserved when they are around those who are quiet and reserved.”

Reserved Detached Shrinking Introverted Outgoing Distant Withdrawn Socialite Unsociable Unreserved

Book:Sips And Little Portions

Source: Sips And Little Portions

“I slipped from bed and padded toward the kitchen for mineral water, the marble cool beneath my feet. A faint ache throbbed behind my eyes—remnants of last night’s gala for Literacy Partners at Cipriani. It had been a glittering evening of black tuxedos and women who air-kissed without smudging lipstick. Champagne flowed like forgiveness. And I had been generous. Perhaps too generous. In a moment of theatrical bravado—half tipsy, half triumphant—I’d lifted my paddle and won the live auction: three weeks for two aboard the legendary Venice Simplon-Orient-Express. The room had applauded. I had smiled as though spontaneous extravagance were second nature.”

Mystery Manhattan Short Story Fiction Socialite

Book:The Black Widow Socialite

Source: The Black Widow Socialite