“It cost less than his coffee.”
She laughed.
Covered her mouth.
“I shouldn’t.”
“You can.”
“Anything else?”
I looked around.
Crystal cabinets.
Silver.
Décor.
Years of objects people assumed mattered because they cost too much.
“No.”
“Not even the tray?”
“Not even the tray.”
I carried the box myself.
At the doorway, she called:
“Mrs. Sterling?”
I turned.