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    One Didn't Fit In
    One Didn't Fit In
    One Didn't Fit In
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    One Didn't Fit In

    By Bo Widerberg

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    Burt Lang, the famous fashion photographer had been asked by the wealthy Leo McDart to do some fashion shooting down in Tampa Florida, together with his older models Eva and Alice. With the load of dresses, Burt needed two more models, and found Zaza and Olga. During this fashion shoots, a big disagreement between Eva and Zaza. As both Burt, and Leo McDart agreed with Zaza, Eva quit and left the shooting. Eva together with a white supremacist group, tried to get her vengeance on Zaza. However, Zaza's two brothers, John and Peter quickly changed the mind on Eva's five friends. She got so mad, she totally destroyed her rental apartment, and got a three month jail. In the jail, Eva killed another inmate. There turned out to be more problems during the next fashion shooting, Burt and Zaza took care of the problem together.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBo Widerberg
    Release dateOct 5, 2017
    ISBN9781370388479
    One Didn't Fit In
    Author

    Bo Widerberg

    My name is Bo Widerberg/artbcool, I am born in Europe too many years ago. Have lived with my family in Florida since 1985 and we are happy with our situation. Would feel a lot better if more people would read my stories.

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      One Didn't Fit In - Bo Widerberg

      One Didn’t

      Fit in.

      by

      Bo Widerberg

      All characters in this story are fictitious,

      and any resemblance to real people,

      living or dead, is coincidental.

      ©Bo Widerberg©

      All rights reserved.

      It was the right time of the year. The hot weather hadn't started yet, the days were nice and pleasant. Well, it was in the upper seventies, however, with the light breeze it felt nice and cool. Burt Lang, the famous and well-known fashion photographer, had with his crew decided that Florida was for another month the right place to make this spring fashion shooting. The one he had been asked to shoot this year for the mogul, Leo McDart, and his magazines.

      Burt, would have preferred the west coast, the rough coastline along part of Oregon. It would have been okay, for some pictures including warmer dresses for the ladies. However, now we had to shoot light dresses, made of thin material suitable for the warmer weather to come, so this time, Florida won. Burt preferred to take his pictures on locations, as much as possible. He did not like to use the studio settings.

      Burt had decided it had to be either south, or central Florida. He had traveled between Tampa and Naples, a few times, and had a hard time making up his mind, both places had some advantages, but also some drawbacks. Talking with two of his models, Eva, and Alice, the two that had worked with him for a few years. They decided that the Tampa area, including Clearwater, and St. Petersburg, was so much larger, there ought to be more places for some good fashion shots. The two new models, Zaza Lazlo, and Olga Popov, didn't give

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