Auberge de La Maison Auberge de La Maison - Golden Book Hotels
Auberge de La Maison Auberge de La Maison - Golden Book Hotels
Auberge de La Maison Auberge de La Maison - Golden Book Hotels
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AUBERGE DE LA MAISON ~ COURMAYEUR<br />
reborn from the shell like Venus?” pressed Victor in a<br />
joking voice.<br />
“Me, to the spa? No, I thought I’d take my time and<br />
go tomorrow or the day after tomorrow.” replied Virginia,<br />
her bare feet on the parquet floor.<br />
“I’ll see you soon then. Excuse the question…but are<br />
you always so calm?” went on Victor gently.<br />
“Almost always.” Princess Virginia answered, surprising<br />
herself, and then hung up.<br />
She went out onto the balcony. The sun kissed her lips<br />
and lingered over her tummy. Virginia smiled at it as if<br />
it were Victor. She went back into the room. Raising her<br />
hand raised in the air, she twirled around and danced a<br />
few steps of a minuet. Playfully, she curtsied to an imaginary<br />
partner. It was then, in the gol<strong>de</strong>n shaft of dust<br />
that entered from the balcony, that a stalwart aristocrat<br />
appeared before her, a black beauty mark painted on<br />
his chin, wearing a fitted coat the colour of the moon.<br />
Virginia recognized the strong features of the young<br />
Count Guido Carlo, and started with fright. She would<br />
telephone Irma to make sure her latest, vehement article<br />
against the opening of the biomass power station<br />
had appeared in the newspaper. The gentleman gracefully<br />
held out a gift to her – a polychrome miniature of