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Seven Days to Pay

Chapter 7

Day Three: A Receipt in a Lunch Tin

Seven Days to Pay

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Day Three began with rain and a supplier at the door saying sorry in a voice that had already decided no. 'I like you, Leah,' Mr. Jansen said, standing under a broken umbrella while his assistant kept the van engine running. 'Your father was good to me. But my warehouse does not accept respect as payment.' Leah nodded. She did not argue. Small business teaches you the difference between excuses and facts. A.

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