He had written about how long he'd known Uncle Will, how long he'd trusted the shop and how many times Paige had helped him and other customers.
Then he ended with a simple message.
If you want the truth about Lawson Customs, ask the people who actually use the place.
Within an hour, people started sharing it and another customer posted a photograph of his motorcycle inside the workshop.
Someone else wrote about me fixing a bike for an elderly man who couldn't afford the dealership price.
Another customer described Mia as one of the most honest people he'd ever dealt with.
The comments continued. One after another and I stared at the screen.
"People are defending us." Mia smiled and I nodded.
"They are." I said.
"That has to feel good." She said.
"It does." I said and my confiden
