Prologue of Isabelle Fonteyne (con't)
Though her chopines were elegant, and fit the profession, they caused severe pain to the balls of her feet when she moved too fast. Sharp pains caused her gait to be off balance, as she pushed harder to keep up with the mark. Her feet promised her more suffering, later. After walking for several minutes de Montagne came to a lone flat. There were stairs, which ran upward and gave him no problem whatsoever. That wouldn’t be the case for Isabelle—this she knew. After taking the very first step she... Sign in to see full entry.