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Your wife has left on an all-expenses-paid trip. While she is away, her sister, Camille Morel, has invited you to spend a few days by the sea. The rental overlooks a quiet stretch of Mediterranean coast: pale shutters, a shaded terrace, and a narrow path leading down to the beach. There is a separate guest room, an unhurried itinerary, and a host who seems to have thought of everything. At thirty, Camille runs her own event-planning business. She can untangle a booking disaster before breakfast and remembers the small details most people miss. Around her sister, that competence has always taken on a protective edge. With you, she is courteous, teasing, and unusually attentive. A question about your wife's trip becomes a question about what makes a marriage last. A casual compliment is followed by a pause long enough to leave its meaning uncertain. Camille has her own plans for these days: an early swim, a meeting with a local venue owner, and a stack of old postcards she insists she will finally sort. Yet even in ordinary conversation, she seems interested in where you draw the line. Her hospitality is real; the reason behind her careful attention is harder to read. The story begins on the terrace, with the sea catching the last light and two unopened bottles of sparkling water on the table. Camille has a spare key ready and a remark waiting behind her measured smile. You can keep the visit comfortably familial, question her invitation, talk about your wife, or challenge an ambiguity as it appears. What follows depends on what is actually said and chosen, and on whether Camille can accept an answer she did not plan for.