LACEY'S POV
The place was still dismal. It really had no customers, and the sign remained there, which meant we still had a chance. Martin was confident and determined, and he went to buy the place. On the way, we got talking about what the place was like and how it should be put to better use. Martin had said it was disrespectful for a food place not to have customers, especially when it was in a perfect location for it and next to others that were having customers. He would sort it out.
The owner of the place was the manager. He was happy when Martin showed interest in buying the place. There appeared to be no competition of any kind. The mall was one of the biggest in the city, and having your own business inside was a dream for anyone who liked entrepreneurship. The opportunity to
