J.C. And The Bijoux Jolis: The Rousseaus #3 (The Blueberry Lane Series Book 14) - Plot & Excerpts
sighed Monsieur Montferrat, peeking at her from one side of the canvas before hiding behind it once again. “Magnifique.” “Merci,” said eighteen-year-old Camille Trigére softly, wishing she could flex her arms and roll her neck to get the kinks out. A bead of sweat that started at the nape of her neck swerved around her collarbone to rest precariously on the tip of her left nipple. It was hot this summer. Merde, but it was hot. Still, to be immortalized by a famous painter like Pierre Montferrat was an honor for a very new and inexperienced portrait model like Camille. A hundred years from now, when she was long gone, this portrait, which Monsieur had titled Les Bijoux Jolis, would hang on someone’s wall, somewhere in the world. Immortalité. It was worth a moment’s discomfort to live forever. “Do not move. Not even an inch,” said Monsieur Montferrat, pulling at the gray goatee on his chin as he stood to admire her, a glass of muddy-gray water in his hand.
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