Chapter 32

When she first arrived at this house, all she had was a small suitcase with a few worn-out clothes. But now, three large suitcases sat neatly filled—not with luxury items she’d bought during her time as Roman’s wife, but with things that held deeper meaning.

Things Eleanor had given her.

Simple, sentimental items—a hand-knitted blanket, a worn recipe book written in Eleanor’s delicate script, and