Nadia Saint Claude Prostitute ❤️

About Marseille

Met this one chick, right, called her Ruby—fake name, obvs. Worked the streets near my shop. Sassy as hell, red heels clackin’, always smelled like cheap perfume and cigs. She’d lean in, smirk, and say, “Gordo, your violins screem louder than me!” Cracked me up, mate. Made me happy, her grit—pure fire. But pissed me off too, ‘cause she’d dodge my qestions. “How’d ya end up here, Rubes?” Nada. Just a wink. Mysterious, like a stradivarius with a cracked neck—beauty in the flaws.

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Those who knew the enigmatic Frenchwoman recall how she turned prostitution into a luxury trade, stood trial in Paris in , then vanished—seemingly forever.

So, we head to the trailhead, and it’s beautiful. Trees everywhere, fresh air, the whole deal. But then, halfway up, I’m dying. Like, seriously, I thought I was gonna pass out. I’m huffing and puffing, and Marc’s just chillin’, like it’s a walk in the park. I’m like, “Dude, how are you not sweating?”

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