Laurie Woolver, who served as Anthony BourdainAssistant for almost a decade to tragic pass in 2018. year does not offer an intimate view of their relationship in their upcoming memoir, "care and feeding", set to release 11. March.

Woolver has not only managed the schedule of the world's most famous chefs traveling; She wrote her books, acted like his journalist, and how Anthony Bourdain politely, he was his "Luca Brasi" from "Kuma".

Their close employment has been naturally developed into a deep friendship that still remains in their dreams.

"For years I had those dreams in which he returns, and he turned out that it was just a big Russian where he decided to disappear some time," she shared, shared, shared it People. "And I am in a position to help him react to life."

Woolver acknowledges that he keeps "the list of driving" things he wants to tell him.

"Wouldn't it be great that the dream was real? And I have to be the one who says," Man, "You wouldn't believe what happens to global politics."

Through her time working with Bourdain, Wool maintained "active practice of the magazine", which became the foundation for her memoir. She also had a year of emails and text messages with him, until his final exchange in June 2018. years.

At that time, Bourdain was in Alsace, France, recording the episode of "parts of unknown". The same week Paparazzi photographs appeared showing his girlfriend, actress and director Asia Argento, allegedly participated in another man.

"We talked about it, and then in very normal things like," We schedule a meeting of this doctor "," Woolver recalls. "It's hard to reconcile that he would be believed to return to New York, and then it was not."

Bourdain and Argento went public with their attitude in May 2017. yearsBut behind the scenes, Woolver already managed the media outburst. Recalls how, shortly after Italian Tabloid Posted by photographs a couple together in Rome, Bourdain called her instructions to be calculated New York Post.

"Verbally confirm with the journalist that is true, nothing more, and don't leave any fingerprints that this information arrived from our camp," he told her. Successful execution of this task, acknowledges that "the highlight of my week."

As their relationship amplifies, the wool saw first hand as Bourdain in Argentina, often senting her carefully to the gifted gifts, including a large box of vinyl records selected from record storage in New York. But Gest didn't land until he hoped.

When the package arrived in Italy, unexpected import customs and customs papers turned it into discomfort, not a romantic surprise. Argento, irritated gas, sent it back.

By June 2018, their relationship was faced with intensive public supervision. Vunever recounts receiving Google Alert on Paparazzi Photos of Argento by kissing the French journalist. Shortly, National Enquirer reach for comment.

When she asked Bourdaina as he wanted to answer, he was clear, "Ignore him and ignore any similar queries from other pubs. But let me know when Enquirer a piece of drops. "

Despite the emotional soy, Bourdain remently made plans. He asked Wubever to schedule lunch, hairstyle, a doctor's meeting and a private Jiu-Jitsu session for when he returned to New York. That night she sent him a simple text: "I hope you're fine."

His answer was, "I will live, and we will survive."

Wonever assumed that "we" send him him and Argento, despite the unrest, they would be persecuted.

Then, at 4:25 am, her phone buzzed her phone. It was Kim, Bourdain's agent.

"Tony took his life," Wunefer said.

His sudden death arrived in a moment of a personal trial for wool, as well as only three weeks earlier, she and her husband decided to separate after discovering she had an affair. "One two shock," she said.

Through "him and feeding," Woolver offers a unfiltered view of the man he simply called Tony: his shine, his fights and final moments of life that left an indelible mark in the world.