Erasing Mrs. Moretti
Moretti.
I blocked the number.
The last day.
Three a.m. The entire mansion was as silent as a tomb.
I stood in my walk-in closet, looking at the millions of dollars worth of clothes, jewelry, and bags. Hermès Birkins, Chanel suits, Cartier diamonds… each one had once made me feel like a successful woman.
Now they just looked like a gilded cage.
The charity workers arrived promptly at four. I helped them load everything into their truck.
"Mrs. Moretti, are you sure you want to donate all of this?" one of the young volunteers asked, her eyes wide. "These things... they're priceless."