widened.
“You humiliated employees, created discriminatory rules, and abused your position. What he did to you was wrong. What you did to them was also wrong.”
Jang lowered her head.
After a moment, she nodded.
“Understood.”
Eleanor finally walked across the room.
She stopped before the daughter she had lost more than fifty years earlier.
Neither woman knew what to say.
So Eleanor reached toward the white watch.
Jang flinched.
Eleanor simply wrapped her fingers around her wrist.
“That watch was supposed to be mine.”
Jang started crying.
“I’m sorry.”
