Loretta — The Call That Changed Everything
PART 13: The House Was Never the Prize
I found a modest one-bedroom apartment in a building near a public library and a park with benches beneath old sycamore trees.
The hallway smelled faintly of lemon cleaner.
There was an elevator, a balcony just big enough for two chairs, and a manager who gave me time to read the lease without rushing me.
At first, I hesitated over the rent.
After months of sending Daniel money, my budget felt like a puzzle with missing pieces.
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