The Daughter the Morettis Threw Away Became a Jewelry Genius

When a Moretti daughter turns eighteen, her mother places the family necklace around her neck.

It means she will be protected by the family for life.

But on the day of my twin sister Bella's and my coming-of-age ceremony, my mother removed my rubies and took my twin-star pendant—just so Bella could marry into the Harrison family in style.

My gown, my jewelry, and my grandmother's heirlooms all became hers.

To force me to fix Bella's necklace, they locked the estate, took my phone, and made me miss my Columbia University interview.