Chapter 26

• Before she could speculate further on the cause of his displeasure, the maître d’ opened a door at the far end of the room and stood to one side while he waited for them to go through.
• Camille held back, quivering from head to toe like a thoroughbred about to enter the slips. To Theo, who had recently extended his interest in the equestrian world with the acquisition of a racehorse, the analogy seemed apt; she had the same innate elegance and grace of those highly strung, fascinating creatures.
• “You look like you’re going to the dentist. Smile, Cam,”