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13
The Despised
Daughter-in-Law
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Between daughter-in-law and mother-in-law,
the devil is at work.
—Italian proverb
Though Camillo was bored by his work, he had never been
bored by beautiful women. And indeed, the dashing cardinal
nephew, with his flashing black eyes, glistening black curls,
and swirling red robes, was the object of fascination of numerous noble
Roman ladies. But Camillo, who flirted with many, was particularly
fascinated by one of them, Olimpia Aldobrandini, the princess of Rossano,
who was, unfortunately, the wife of Prince Paolo Borghese.
A slender woman who took up a great deal of space in a room, the
princess of Rossano was the spectacular amalgamation of sparkling
wit, exquisite breeding, a peerless papal bloodline, and radiant beauty.
She had a gloriously rich mane of chestnut curls, strong black brows,
and sparkling dark eyes. Her complexion was peaches and cream,
her nose straight, her lips full and wavy. Her figure was perfect, and
her taste in clothing exquisite. When the princess of Rossano entered
a gathering, jaws dropped—even those of the oldest, most chaste cardinals.
In addition to being beautiful, she was spirited, bold, and confident,
one of the few women in Rome considered well worth listening to.