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Ode to La Belle Arlette

A little tale about an antiheroine, a writing prompt, some chocolate-y goodness, a hat-tip to my second-favorite Greek, and me saving you some time.

Paige Bowers
Paige Bowers
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Ode to La Belle Arlette
As you can see, Arlette Stavisky was a big bit of fabulous.

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