A mad
"craving for vodka"
seized her that day.
A shot to forget what awaits!
Once a year, Camille installs an RTT.
Her husband too.
No romantic getaway in sight.
These Parisian quadras meet for a much less aphrodisiac goal: to do their accounts.
He opens his Excel table, her, his notebook.
“I dread this moment, I don't like
talking about money,
”
explains Camille, a 42-year-old consultant.
The father of his two children, Baptiste, an entrepreneur, is a mathematician: he has no problem figuring out who paid what in the year, and who paid the least.
"In general, it is I who owe him, so we work out between us,"
says Camille.
Until their next annual arithmetic tête-à-tête, she breathes.
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To avoid apothecary arguments, the couple found their recipe: separate accounts.
Each his banker.
Everyone has their own expenses.
As Baptiste earns twice as much as Camille, he takes care of the nanny, the bills, the private school.
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