Francesco Giovanni was waiting for Emma, outside the gym he had given her the address. He wore something completely different from the usual business suit, he looked more like a father, with a big reddish pon-pon hat, a bright red nose from the fake cold given by the blush of life, a tip of white cream against cold on the cheeks, a bright red scarf, a big beige raincoat, underneath which he had a tightly knitted purple pullover, with a santaclaus being driven by the reindeers as a picture drawn in green and yellow.
He wore gymnastic shoes, and had a box under his hand, his back leaned against the wall, he was letting the big puffs of smoke out of his mouth, as someone who is hotblooded would do with the cold nightly weather.
He was perfectly upholding the masquerade, he thought. But fashion was clearly going to hate him.