protagonist of this particular story is a woman named Delphine thirty-five. Delphine is the owner of the agency "to you "and here is concerned (at least in theory) to fulfill the wishes (even stranger) of its customers.
It would therefore seem to run into a sweet story and myeloma, was nothing more than cynical Delphine is a woman who does not believe in love and good feelings, and whose only driving force is money.
I want her answers are various: he pretends to be his dead wife's nephew missing someone or someone else a certain number of times a week, or the maid of honor of a gay patient, or rent a infertile couple's son's sole employee, couples in which at some point decide to rent your uterus (Without science there goes half as the "plant" the seed is through sexual relations with her husband of the couple) without any qualms of conscience.
At some point in the story appears, however, Jones, gigolo and former partner of Adorno, of which the homosexual Delphine was maid of honor and transcription typist pages and pages of thoughts just dedicated to gigolo and enclosed in small notebooks from purple cover.
Delphine Jones wants him to transcribe these pages and the incorporation of the missing parts that you know for sure.
as a small miracle happens, Delphine, without understanding how and why, Jones falls in love and in transcribing books, supplements them with his presence, the presence of Delphine, sweet, loving, wishes and desires, what she wanted to be at the bottom.
beginning of the novel reads: I must confess something: I thought that everything was armored, inviolable, I thought I made of another fabric, another flesh. I was proud or perhaps I was naive. ... I never thought of being a customer of myself .... Madame Derovitsky, who loved the Proverbs, would certainly have said that the punishment reflects more sin.
Much of the story is stark and sad although "sadly realistic. What the player chases and search page after page, is an ounce of humanity in the gestures of Delphine and, little by little, the real Delphine comes out and tells us what he wanted to be.
A valuable history and fluent reading.
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