“She’d go around saying, ‘I did this. I did this.’ When really, she didn’t. It was very Anna Delvey.”
Status Symbolswhile her boss was on a silent retreat in upstate New York. After six months, Clara moved two floors below her boss’s Boston apartment because she was expected to be available at all hours. “If she needed me to walk her
at ten at night because she didn’t want to, I did,” she says. “If she wanted dumplings at two in the morning, I went and got them.”, taking meeting notes, and helping with personal tasks, but Clara soon learned that another significant part of the role was buying objects to convey her boss’s wealth. “She wanted people to see her and be like, ‘Oh, that’s a woman with a lot of money,’” Clara says. “One time, she asked me if she needed to give me a raise because I was drinking Poland Spring.
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