“Just thinking of some places that turned me down, is all,” Julie elaborated. She quickly added, “I’m glad they did. This place is wonderful.”
“It’s not much, I’ll be the first to admit that – but it’s home. It’s small, but it’s quaint. We do a good job here – that’s all I ask. If you can come in, do your job, and pull your weight, we’re going to have no problems here.”
“Absolutely,” Julie breathed. The engine was a bit on the older side, though not as old as the building itself, and she was pleasantly surprised to find the bay door open, letting in the warm air. Outside, a group of kids played basketball across the street. Gold led the way, and they stood there in the open door, just watching for a few moments.
“It’s a good neighborhood, too,” Gold added. “Not too much crime,
