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#Chapter 55: She doesn’t fight fair
Fiona My press release went out in morning, and though it was just one step of many toward recovering our public image, I felt like I was at least making progress. But then, only hours later, the other shoe dropped. The first domino to fall was a phone call from one of our suppliers, from whom we sourced wood, stone, and other natural building supplies. The company abruptly terminated their contract with our developer, offering no explanation. This would be a significant setback on its own, but it should not have been too debilitating. I expected it would cause a delay while I found another supplier to work with. But the worst was yet to come. I began to look for another vendor, but quickly found it was not going to be easy. I ended up contacting just about every building supply comp
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