Sarah Grandy said candidly, "I've thought about it. I'm young, still in college, and have no intention of managing my dad's company. If I have to go, seeing these things would only remind me of my dad and put me in a bad mood. So I'm definitely going to sell this company. If you, Uncle and Uncle-in-law, have no plans, I'll sell it to someone else."
"Charlotte, how can that be? Your dad worked hard for half his life to build this company to its current scale. Selling it to someone else would surely upset him. Have you decided how much you want to sell it for?"
Sarah only knew the amount of fixed assets and working capital in her father's company but wasn't aware of the company's true value. She had discussed this with James Brown, and now said, "Uncle, Uncle-in-law, we're family. You decide the price."
