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Story: The Delavigne Legend (Chapter 1) (Scene 1 of 2)

The Tale of Bruno Delavigne
, in a  , there  a  who  the  of  in Paris  the  of Xavier Delavigne, who  of  in 1905, Xavier was a   who   . He  the 'Father of , but it was his  Bruno who    to the Delavigne , Bruno  Xavier's    in  into a   . Bruno Delavigne  a  in Paris to the  and  of the Delavigne  in San Francisco. This is Bruno's 

 on  14, 1966, Bruno Delavigne  the   of his  in San Francisco  his  Felix. He   the , where he   and . Bruno  these    to    which he  on the   Bruno to  him    and  was , but he was the   in the  other     , Bruno   in his . Bruno was  to Paris  of 13 to  the  of  from his .

a fragrance: un parfum

fragrant: parfumé, odorant
CEO (chief executive officer): DG, directeur général

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