“I don’t think I will ever be ready,” Katrina said nervously. The two stood at the bottom of the Eiffel Tower. The blissful week had passed by as soon as it started. The two spent days walking the streets of Paris, admiring its beauty, and tasting its famous cuisine. The couple would spend the mornings exploring French markets. Willow loved watching Katrina when she was around food. Katrina’s face lit up like a kid at Christmas when they made it to the Marché Maubert marketplace. Katrina didn’t eat; she studied the various market fare, taking time to ask questions. She taught Willow the differences between textures and tastes. Willow was in awe. Katrina talked about food the way an artist talked about art. Katrina was equally impressed by Willow. She spoke French, which came in handy for Katrina who couldn’t understand anything people were saying. Willow showed her all the famous sites. They spent one whole day getting lost in the Louvre and another day playing tourist wearing berets while riding the hop-on hop-off bus.
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