<div style="text-align: justify;">While Martin talked to his fans downstairs, and played the part of the loving husband, the two ladies ate together in the room occupied by one of them. They had some moments of peace, knowing that their ‘eyes’ would be paying attention to the man and his entourage, and would later convey to them what had happened while they were not looking. The young woman, who seemed at the moment to be just any ol’ guest, waited for Martin to finish speaking to Diane, and then, standing from her table, approached the couple timidly. She seemed to hesitate, shuffling on her feet, and then she dared to speak. “I… c-can I…?”, she asked quietly, showing a pad and a pen on one hand and a camera on another. It was clear that the girl was pretty shy. “I really like your movies, and I would be very happy to have a picture, if you will allow it”, the young woman finally explained.<br/><br/>Of course, the girl who was asking for an autograph and picture was not by any means a fan. Nor was she as shy as she was pretending to be. Following the orders she had received, the young woman was simply playing the part that would make her job easier. Had she been more forward, and she would probably be marked in someone’s mind. Had she not acted like a fan, it would seem strange that she would be seeking to speak to Martin. So, for now, the adoring fan she would be.<br/><br/><div style="text-align: center;">**********************************</div><br/><br/>Colette was excited to know that Paul would want to go out with her. She could imagine that, whatever may come of their day, it would be a fun one. ~ “Great”~, she replied when the former bodyguard said that he would prefer to see Paris how the people who lived there saw it. ~ “Is eight too early for us to meet? If not, I would like to take you to a small bakery where one can have a great breakfast for just a few Francs”~, the girl proposed, now waiting for Paul to make a decision.</div>