New York, I love you (New York, I Love You) (№ 33000)

The phone rings. He does not raise. The answering machine on.
Hey, David, it's Camille. You know, when Dostoevsky was writing the gambler, he signed a contract with the publisher that can deliver the manuscript in 26 days. He managed, but only with the help of a young stenographer. This girl stayed with him and helped, and later they got married. Aha ha, isn't it great?! So he found himself a wife. I read the whole story in the introduction to "Crime and punishment" and that's what I thought, it could happen to us. So I thought I'd read all these books instead of you, and then tell us - then you could focus on the music, if you will, of course, agree. And if you are not satisfied, then let's forget and you jump. But, if you want to open that door.
To open this door?!
He goes to the door, looks through the peephole and sees the cover of the novel of Dostoevsky. Opens the door. She:
- Well? Then it's settled.
Does this mean we're married?
- I have so much to read... hi, I'm Camille.
Hi, I'm David.