The Perfumist of Paris

At 48% I yell yes! when Radha asks if it's her fault Nikki isn't the prince

Then a few minutes later I really appreciate the courtesan trying to shift Radha's perspective ‘it's not about you, it's about him'

Around 78% when Matilde meets Radha at her apartment and makes the secret of Nikki about her. Why? Why anger instead of compassion why a feeling of betrayal rather that curiosity? AND then we found out that Matilde and Pierre slept together.

I felt that it was a bit of a cliche, but ultimately makes sense: Matilde was really emotional (from putting her mother in a home, for feeling “betrayed” by Radha for sharing about Nikki and not being available recently), and Pierre seemed to feel a mix of overlooked and wanted to get back at Radha. I appreciate that that's not the main reason for Radha wanting to leave her marriage.

Also liked the view point of “some people are in your life for only a specific amount of time” and was open to repairing the friendship with Matilde.

I rather liked how the client turned out to be Ravi's (soon to be ex)wife. It was a neat way to tie everything together.

Nikki ends up discovering he has four half sisters.