Indeed, the information Julian Vance had presented to Arthur de Molay specifically highlighted Elodie’s literature tutor, a man named Pierre.
Elodie’s frequent visits to the small bakery on the Rue de Seine were entirely due to Pierre’s recommendations. Without such a guide, how could a sheltered young lady like Elodie have discovered a tucked-away commoner’s haunt in the heart of the 6th Arrondissement?
"Director, based on these documents I’ve pieced together, it was the courier—the one we knew as 'Lancelot'—who leaked the intelligence the day you left Avenue Foch," Julian explained, his voice calm and clinical. "That is why Margot LeClerc and the baker’s daughter were able to time their movements so precisely."
"As for the assassination attempt... after Margot reported to the London s
