But I didn’t. I knew the person she let me see.

She had been playing a game I didn’t even know existed. And she had won.

She wasn’t looking for revenge. She wasn’t looking for a trophy. She was just looking for a way to build something that belonged to her.

And she had done it.

I looked back at the building one last time before we turned the corner. It looked the same as it had that morning, but the name on the door didn’t mean anything anymore.

It belonged to her.

She didn’t change the name. She didn’t put her own name up. She just left it blank.

She said she didn’t need the recognition. She just needed the control.

I guess that was enough for her.

It was definitely enough for me.