Previously:

Chapter 6:

Tina had on her hands a picture of a painting of a couple, maybe a literary or biblical scene; she was just mesmerized by that.

            “That’s my favorite, ‘Jacob and Rachel’. I don’t know if it’s the quality of the painting, or the story. My grandmother used to tell me biblical stories. And I think that it’s the most romantic one. Jacob ran away to his uncle’s home after have betrayed his twin brother. There he fell in love at first sight for his cousin Rachel. He agreed to work for his uncle for seven years for free just to be allowed to marry Rachel. But then his uncle gave him his oldest daughter instead Rachel. But he loved her so much he started to work another seven years for her. And he changed his life for loving her.”

            “That’s beautiful.”

            “Yes, it’s. I’m finished now. Let’s go.”

            Chapter 7:

Their itinerary of the day began with the visit to the Palace of Versailles. They visited the  Palace and then its wonderful Gardens. Tina couldn’t help to remember the early events in the morning in other not as wonderful as garden. Erick took a box in her pocket, revealing a beautiful wed-ring. “Tina, I know every little girl dreams with their charmed prince. All I can offer of nobility to you is proposing you here. I hope however I can make true every thing else you dreamt about. Will you marry me?”

            What the ***** they are all obsessed with gardens and proposals today? *****. I swear I won’t come in another garden any time soon. “Erick, until two weeks ago nothing would make me happier than marry you. But honestly I don’t know anymore. I’m sorry.”

            “Is there someone else?”

            “Yes and no. I’m not involved with anyone else. But someone has made me rethink what I want for my life and I need to figure it out. I tried to do it while you were in Italy and if I could I wouldn’t bring this matter to this amazing trip. But I need to tell you that.”