Brik thought about his question. “I found a place to start,” Brik told him.
“Would you mean?”
“I mean that I’ve found a hotel. It isn’t anything fancy. It’s not even that nice yet. But if I can get it and then reinvest a little money to fix it up, it could be something great. It has a pool so families could come and has about thirty-five rooms. Like I said, it’s nothing big. But it’s a start.”
“Have you bought it yet?”
“No,” Brik said amused. “It’s going to take forever for me to save up the down payment. I don’t even know if it’ll still be available by the time I’ve earned enough. Probably not. It’s my dream, though. And, you never know, sometimes dreams come true, right? Wasn’t that what happened to you?”
Roberto laid quietly before he finally replied. “Yes. Yes, it was.”
Brik wasn
