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Chapter 10 - The Cashier Who Used to Mend Mafia Suits Became the Woman Running a Foundation Worth BillionsThe foundation grew.

The money from the trust helped thousands.

Hospitals.

Schools.

Shelters.

Scholarships.

The shop became busy.

Employees came.

Customers came.

People knew my name.

But they also knew my story.

I had been the quiet tailor.

The woman with no money.

The woman who accidentally stabbed a mafia boss with a pin.

People laughed at that part.

So did I.

Eventually.

One day, an interviewer asked:

“Was Noah Moretti the love of your life?”

I smiled.

“He was an important part of my life.”

“Do you regret that you couldn't be together?”

“No.”

“Why?”

“Because some relationships aren't meant to become marriages.”

“What are they meant to become?”

“Lessons.”

Family.

Protection.

Love.

She looked surprised.

“So you still love him?”

“Yes.”

“How?”

“As family.”

The interview went viral.

Noah called.

“You made me sound sentimental.”

“You are.”

“Liar.”

I laughed.

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It felt normal.

That was the miracle.

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