A DEVASTATED mum painfully recalls the last conversation she had with her daughter - moments before she died in Grenfell fire.
Gloria Trevisan who lived on the 23rd floor of Grenfell Tower, north Kensington, with her fiance Marco Gottardi, used her last breaths to tell her mum how much she loved her.
As smoke filled her apartment on 14 June, the 26-year-old architecture graduate tragically apologised to her mum, distraught they will not be able to embrace ever again.
Ms Trevisan said, according to : "I am so sorry I can never hug you again. I had my whole life ahead of me. It's not fair.
"I don't want to die. I wanted to help you, to thank you for all you did for me. I am about to go to heaven, I will help you from there."
Her mum Emanuela Disaro told , she felt helpless listening to her daughter's harrowing cries on the phone.
"How do you help that person, with words? You just can't believe what's happening, I couldn't believe what she was telling me," she told the broadcaster.
During Gloria's phone call, her partner Marco, courageously attempted to play down his fears to his own parents.
But they eventually told their desperate families they could see the blaze raging up the stairs.
Their phone conversation was cut short, as the fire ripped through the tower block.
Her dad Loris Trevisan said his worst fears became apparent as none of his phone calls had gone through.
Gloria was tragically identified by her dental records and her cause of death was ruled as "consistent with the effects of fire" at a short inquest hearing in July.
The engaged pair, both architecture graduates, moved to London three months before the fire to look for work.
Gloria was two weeks into her new job at Peregrine Byrant Architecture and Building Conservation.
An to help talented Italian graduates like Gloria has been set up in the wake of her death.
MOST READ NEWS
We pay for your stories! Do you have a story for The Sun Online news team? Email us at [email protected] or call 0207 782 4368 . We pay for videos too. Click here to upload yours.