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Didn’t JP Morgan say she’d get an assistant?

I’m going to guess some trauma has happened or will happen.

Ugh. We get the plot devices of rescuing the other to solidify the relationship.

It’s still not clear why. — “To my eyes, he appears just as extraordinary as the art.”

What’s the plot of this book? Wasn’t it about the danger of her lie? We have the rise of her career story and now two romances, all unrelated.

Open marriage... Author, what are you doing?

Mr. Berenson sounds like Prince Charming guiding Cinderella through the ballroom. — “Do you see how everyone is looking at you? You are as singular as the art you acquire.”

Even if I overlooked the age difference, what’s the appeal the author is selling here? Compliments and attention? Intellectual stimulation? Why are there no friendships in this story?

Why is the author applying the term “blue blood” incorrectly? Maybe it’s meant as a metaphor?

Also, apparently, all it takes is to tell a man you read his book to start the attraction?