Years after the gala, Helen wrote Naomi one final letter.
No request.
No forgiveness question.
She wrote:
I attacked you because blaming the person with least power in the room felt safer than admitting I had made a mistake.
Naomi read.
Then:
I also thought my family name made my humiliation more important than your dignity.
Better.
Finally:
You owe me nothing.
Naomi kept the letter.
Not framed.
Just kept.
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