Catherine remembered a song about journeys ending in lovers meetings, but a lover was the last thing she expected to meet in Seville. Had she not been named for St. Catherine, who was the patroness of single women and seamstresses? And yet, in her heart, did she not believe that the myterious seranade on her first night at the Casa Aguila had been played for her - 'Cor'sin amor' - 'heart without love'—? She was to find out.