Baguette Murder: book 3 (A Patisserie Mystery With Recipes)
““Have you ever been up there?” Arthur asked. “The Arc de Triomphe? Yes, a couple of times. Have you?” “I’ve never been up.” Clémence gave him a surprised look. “Why not?” “It’s a tourist-y thing to do.” “Well, have you been up the Eiffel Tower?” she asked.
“Of course not. Have you seen the lineups?”
“It’s why I haven’t been up either,” said Clémence. “I’m content just to look at the tower.” “Same here.” The truth was, Clémence had plenty of opportunities to go up the Eiffel Tower. Whenev...er she had friends or her American cousin in Paris to visit her, she’d been invited to go up the tower with them, but she never did. It wasn’t that she didn’t want to or minded the crazy lineups. She had just always wanted to save the occasion for when she found the love of her life. Deep down, she was a romantic. She held on to the idea of a special “one”, someone who deserved to go up the tower with her. She never told anyone this desire. She had almost made it up with her ex, Mathieu, but something had always gotten in the way: a sudden rainstorm, Mathieu complaining about the tourists and the long lineups, a last minute invitation to go somewhere else.MoreLess
“Of course not. Have you seen the lineups?”
“It’s why I haven’t been up either,” said Clémence. “I’m content just to look at the tower.” “Same here.” The truth was, Clémence had plenty of opportunities to go up the Eiffel Tower. Whenev...er she had friends or her American cousin in Paris to visit her, she’d been invited to go up the tower with them, but she never did. It wasn’t that she didn’t want to or minded the crazy lineups. She had just always wanted to save the occasion for when she found the love of her life. Deep down, she was a romantic. She held on to the idea of a special “one”, someone who deserved to go up the tower with her. She never told anyone this desire. She had almost made it up with her ex, Mathieu, but something had always gotten in the way: a sudden rainstorm, Mathieu complaining about the tourists and the long lineups, a last minute invitation to go somewhere else.MoreLess
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