After lunch, Clémence took a quick shower and left. She wasn’t in a huge rush because she wanted to make sure that Paolo would be in the office when she got there. She had looked him up on the internet with Rose’s help. His photo on LinkedIn featured him smiling with both rows of teeth, and he was incredibly well-dressed in a well-cut suit and silk pink tie. With dark hair and tanned skin, Paolo looked too relaxed to have lived in Paris for long. But would this happy-go-lucky Italian also exhibit qualities of a killer?
As Clémence continued scrutinizing his photo and profile on her smartphone, the elevator stopped this time and Arthur got in before she had time to panic. Arthur was wearing a pink dress shirt with a fuchsia sweater tied around his neck.
“Bonjour,” he said in his usual stiff way.
“I don’t think you’re wearing enough pink,” Clémence couldn’t help but comment. While he usually wore those pieces separately, she thought he was going overboard this time.
He looked down at his beige khakis. “You’re right. I should’ve gone with the pink pants as well.”
Clémence nodded feebly, not knowing what to say.
He broke from his stony expression and laughed. “I’m kidding.”
“Phew.”
The elevator door closed. She tried to ignore his warm scent and the sudden intimacy of his arm pressing into hers in the tiny elevator.
“I shouldn’t have to defend my fashion choices,” Arthur said. “This is a classic look.”
Straight out of the preppy handbook, Clémence thought. Instead she said, “You’re right. Pink is your color. This is a free country and you should wear whatever you want.”
“Why thank you,” Arthur said. “I haven’t seen you around lately. Quoi de neuf?”
“What’s new?” Clémence repeated. “Oh, this and that. What about you...
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.... There were daily lineups around the block for their macarons and other desserts and pastries. The salon de thé were booked for weeks in advance. Her mother was just calling to update her and to ask how her trip to Zurich was. They chatted a while longer, but Clémence didn’t want to tell her about Rose’s boyfriend’s death just yet.
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