"Yeah. That's it."
Gray clasped his hands together after saying everything he had to say.
"So, a child, huh?" Owen gave a small and thoughtful smile at Gray's answer. He nodded briefly before closing the small folder he had in front.
Gray leaned forward a little, resting his elbows on the edge of the table. The talk had gotten a little less formal now.
"I mean… this is my first time handling something this big," he admitted out loud. "When I took over, it was a mess."
Gray paused for a second, his fingers tapping against the table before continuing.
"And as I've said, I'm trying to fix it. Slowly. One thing at a time. So yeah, I guess this place feels like a kid I'm raising. Other than that, I don't want to be the kind of boss who only looks at numbers and forgets the people. I want the team to care and the customers to feel it."
