(Year 231, Winter) The popular jazz singer, Olivia Clump (78) has taken a final sep out from the stage light. Years ago she did retire, but felt the urge to sing anyway, and had a successful comeback at the local club in her home district, Newcrest. This time it is serious, though. As she stated in a press release, there will be no return.
The elderly star recently got everyone's attention as she was awarded the first ever Mazaloom Achievement Diploma for being perhaps our best skilled resident. That is, being an expert in fields like Singing, Cooking, Painting and more. She was handed the diploma by no other than HRH Crown Princess Emireza.
Olivia might keep building skills, but not by the use of her voice. As stated in the release, her voice no longer holds the capacity of singing to anyone but her garden plants, and perhaps her two grandchildren.
Last night she was observed walking the streets of Crestville, and when she arrived the club where she performed so many times, she stopped for a minute.
It must be tough realizing that her career is over. Perhaps she can be seen on other arenas in the future. It's not that long ago she was one of the two expert judges on the Masked Talent show.
But a new CD? Nope. At least nothing beyond another «Greatest Hits» edition.
Perhaps the timing is not too bad. There are rumors that owners of several lots on this Crestville street wants to demolish the old builds to raise modern builds with rentable units. If so, Olivia's old club will either be forever gone, or - if mercy is shown - modernized, too. More about this later.
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