The Truth About My Success (2013) - Plot & Excerpts
“In what?” asked Paloma. “Is that some kind of plane?” “No, no, sweetheart.” Barely touching her, he gave her a quick hug. And explained that incognito meant in disguise. So no one would be able to trace where she went. So she can have the stress-free, press-free vacation she so deserves. “It’s bad enough they seem to be camped outside your door right now. We don’t want those newspaper vultures finding you, do we?” laughed Jack. “Frighten the horses.” Leone dyed Paloma’s hair back to its natural colour – a shade of brown usually associated with small rodents. Jack took away the contacts that make her eyes that remarkable shade of blue so that they are now a colour associated with the sky over a large city. Normally, of course, Paloma would dress up to get the mail out of the box at the bottom of the driveway (should some unforeseen catastrophe happen that forced her to do that), but Jack persuaded her to wear ordinary jeans, an ordinary T-shirt, ordinary sandals, drugstore sunglasses, a generic handbag and an imitation Panama hat (all of them, like her new luggage, bought by him in a popular chain store) so that she looks like every other ordinary kid in the country.
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