Chapter Thirty – ‘Every which way’
“Of course, I am going Rico and I will gladly bring Jeanette.” The older man took her hand and kissed the back of it. “Bene, bello da sentire (fine, good to hear). I must be going now, see you then Ramon. Arrivederci (bye).” Jeanette watched the man leave before she turned her gaze back to Ramon. “You don’t have to take me, you know. Just because you told him doesn’t mean anything.” “Rico is a long-standing member of the bank, along with a well-known name in all of Rome. He is quite the businessman and he hosts a yearly gala and anyone who is anyone in Rome always goes. Rico will seek me out and if he does not see you, he will ask where you are. If I had a problem with taking you, I would not have said you were going.” “Ramon, that is very sw
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