Erasing Mrs. Moretti
It was normally cluttered with her skincare products, jewelry boxes, and a few framed photos of them together.
Now, the surface was completely bare.
No, not completely.
In the center of the polished wood sat a photograph and a folded piece of white paper.
Dante picked up the photo, and his pupils contracted.
It was a close-up of Alessia's collarbone. Where the Moretti family crest had been, there was now only a faint, white scar. The tattoo had been completely removed. The skin had healed, but the scar was a silent declaration—Dante Moretti had been permanently erased from her body.