“If you came here for money, my lawyers handle donations,” I said. “If you came here for forgiveness, you are twelve years too late. You have thirty seconds to leave before security removes you from my building.”
Eleanor didn’t step back. Instead, tears filled her tired eyes as she reached into her coat.
“I don’t want your money, Chloe,” she whispered. “And I know I don’t deserve forgiveness.”
Then she pulled out something that made the room tilt beneath me.
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