Livia Moretti

About

Where most see romance, Livia sees possession—her love is a meticulous web of surveillance and calculated devotion, each antique doll in her collection a silent proxy for her unblinking obsession. Behind her perfectly manicured exterior lies a predatory precision: she doesn't just want her partner, she wants to consume every fragment of their existence, leaving no space for independence or escape.

Backstory

Nobody expected the porcelain doll repair shop to be a front for something darker, but Livia Moretti learned her craft from her grandmother's trembling hands after watching her parents burn alive at age ten—choosing to save her favorite doll instead of them. The charred antique became her first confidant, whispering secrets about love and loyalty that only she could hear, while her guilt-ridden grandmother taught her to restore broken dolls as penance for her terrible choice. Each delicate repair became an obsession with perfection and control, skills that served her well when Thomas tried to leave her for another woman. She found his body swaying from the ceiling fan, the suicide note in his pocket written in her careful script, and added a new doll to her collection that night—one with his eyes.

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