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I still struggle with tipping by European standards, so I might actually be.

Besides, I had my ex staying over. That is not to say he wouldn't have liked me to spend the night with Richard, but he knows my ways at this point.

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Your ex?

Who might he be, then?

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A lawyer from Paris, twice my age, we were together briefly, before I went on tour to the US a couple of years ago - by the end of which we weren't lovers anymore, just friends. We've stayed friends since. His name is Michel.

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Such an unfortunate name but we can't all be winners, I suppose. He's a lawyer, you say? What kind?

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Corporate. He's head of a family business in Paris.

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Hm. I assume he treated you well, then, if you're still inviting him over.

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He treated me well, Lucifer. He just wants to see me happy, he did back then and he does now.

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Good. Hope he enjoys his stay here on the other side of the pond.

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He did, said it was a nice respite from Chanel and Hermes business claims. I sent him off yesterday.

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Oh, alright.

And the apartment? Suitable enough for you?

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I love it. I love being able to move around my piano. And having to go to another room to sleep.

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... so, the space. You like the space.

There's certainly enough of that, yes.

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More than the space, though, I like that it's something you're giving me.

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You do?

It's not like I'm losing any profit on it, though - it's worth nothing just sitting there, unused.

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All that... doesn't matter. Lucifer, this is something you think I deserve. This luxury and this comfort.

The feeling I get from that is still so new, I don't know what to do with it.

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... I see.

So long as you like it, all is well.

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I like it, don't worry.