A Deceptive Attraction: The Wilsons, Book 3 - Plot & Excerpts
He nodded silently to Violet, then embraced Colette. The two chatted for less than a minute in French, then exchanged kisses on the cheek. Colette then kissed Violet’s cheek, whispered “au revoir” in her ear, and walked away in the direction of her apartment. Violet wondered if the conversation in French had been about her. They had both sounded happy. Her intuition told her that she had been set up, but unlike the horrible evening at the reception with Leon and Hugh, this felt good. Leon held out his hand to her. “Would you like to go for a walk, Violet?” “Thank you Leon, I would,” she replied. They walked hand in hand along the promenade that ran along the Seine. It was a beautiful summer day in Paris, with a soft breeze that ruffled the leaves on the trees. To Violet it suddenly seemed as if there were couples everywhere. Some sat on park benches holding hands. Others lay on blankets in the deep shade under the trees, kissing and making out, oblivious to everything but each other.
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