After he left his motorcycle with us, I returned to the office and started looking at numbers.
The expansion wouldn't happen overnight.
We would need permits, financing, contractors, and a proper plan. But it was possible. That was the part that mattered.
Later that afternoon, Jace stopped by.
He walked through the front door, looked around the crowded shop, and smiled.
"Busy." He said as I nodded.
"Very." I said as he came toward me.
"How's business?" He asked as I handed him the clipboard.
"Twenty-seven bikes waiting." I said and he raised his eyebrows.
"That's impressive." He said.
"I think we're outgrowing the place." I said and his expression changed.
"Really?" He asked and I nodded.
"Mia and Ben think we should expand." I said.
"I think you should." He said and I looked
