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Input: So I had an extremely flakey friend who was really hard to get to show up to hang out all the time. When she did she was super spacey and kind of out of it. I later found out that she had a pretty bad pill problem. Anyway the last time we hung out was 4 years ago. My husband and I were having a small party at our place. Our friend showed up got really wasted and for some reason took off her necklace and left it in the bathroom. She later left without it. When i found it I immediately contacted her and let her know that she left her necklace behind. She responded it was no problem that she would just get it back the next time we hung out. Well we still have not hung out again. The first two years I had it I would reach out periodically over Facebook and try to hook up with her and get her necklace back to her. I even asked for her address but she never responded. Then she deleted her FB and I have completely lost touch with her. I have moved twice and each time I take the necklace with me. Thing is is this girl has really rich parents and this necklace is worth a lot of money. I kind of want to sell it and pay off some debts. Would I be an asshole if I did that? I know she really liked this necklace, she wore it all the time and at first was really devastated that she left it behind. Then she fell off the face of the planet and had never tried to get it back. Though that might be because of the pill problem. Do I hold on to this thing forever? 

selling a necklace that my friend left behind at my house and never came to get back after 4 years