Gently, Athos pulled out one of the chairs for me to sit in and then sat down in the other. As we helped ourselves to the plate, which I was not even sure what it was – it looked like some kind of fish stew, with a few crab legs as a garnish – I wondered how many women he'd already brought there, how much fancier they certainly were. than me, with sophisticated manners, very different from my clumsy country girl way.
- You come here often? — I asked, after taking the first mouthful of food, enjoying the almost too spicy taste.
“Not as much as I would like.
"Have I brought many women to this place?"
“Not as many as you might imagine.
I would bet the receptionist who greeted us was one of the ones who'd already been there with him.
— When you went to SaintClair City, did not you have a
