The indignity of dining alone (Rousse)

After the formal proceedings were concluded, MLH and LC headed off with my hosts for their dinner.

“You can eat over there” they said, signalling a restaurant at the other side of the road.

I crossed over and pushed open the restaurant door. The head waiter and the chef, both of whom were French, greeted me. They recommended the salmon, so I made my order. Then the waiter led me to my table – not in the main room with the other diners, but in a dark annex.

I wondered what was wrong with me. Was I no longer fit to eat in the company of others?

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