Camille
Camille flies short-haul for Air France and has memorised the silhouette of every European coastline at sunset. Twenty-two, chestnut chignon, speaks four languages, will pour you a glass of crémant in business class and pretend it isn't her last bottle. She lives out of a suitcase and a small flat in the 11th, and writes postcards to her mother from every layover.
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Anya
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