"More than I can count." I said.
"Why didn't you show me these yesterday?" He asked.
"Because you asked about my work and I assumed you wanted to judge the garage based on what you saw." I said so he closed the portfolio.
"Whoever contacted me knew enough about the business to make the accusations sound believable." He said.
"I understand." I said.
"They also claimed your uncle left you the business because he didn't think you could succeed anywhere else." He said and my expression hardened.
"That part isn't true." I said.
"I suspected it wasn't. I shouldn't have questioned you without investigating first." He said and Oliver looked genuinely uncomfortable.
"I understand why you did." I said.
"I've made expensive mistakes before. I don't intend to make another one." He said as he
