not let them inside.
We met instead in the building’s conference room with Maya present.
Dad admitted the truth first.
Reed Capital Development was failing.
He had invested most of his retirement savings in the senior-living project and borrowed against their house to keep it alive.
Investors had started backing away after construction costs increased.
Then news of Northstar’s deal began spreading through the industry.
Dad decided my company could save him.
He hired a marketing consultant to prepare the investment booklet.
Mom provided an old copy of my signature
