wheel too tightly. The anger was a hot, churn

-retired businessman, sharp as ever, and usually pretty

asked, looking u

a chair. "You

support the café, the VIP group, the overcharges, and finally

his expression growing

he was silent f

his voice thoughtful. "On Ma

hat's t

Emily, do you remember that portfolio of small commercial lots we ac

tioning it. It was one of

ng back in his chair, "112

at him.

Henderson to give them a favorable lease. A very favorable lease, well below market rate. Call it a '

ill as an investor; they were benefiting from my family's generosity

er while enjoying a sweetheart deal on our prope

eems it's time for The Daily Grind's rental agreemen

ion, washed over me. This wasn't just about money any