Chapter Ninety Five

If Debra, for any reason, failed to settle the $120,000 debt within the stipulated eight-month period, the repercussions would be severe — her very home would be at risk of forfeiture, plunging her into a spiraling debt that would perpetually compound.

The document, a binding testament to the financial commitment, reflected the delicate balance Debra was treading. The borrowed funds held the potential to be a transformative catalyst for her business, yet the looming consequence of property loss cast a shadow of risk over the venture.

As the ink dried on the agreement, the weight of financial responsibility settled on Debra's shoulders. The borrowed capital was now a double-edged sword, capable of either propelling her business to new heights or ensnaring her in a perilous cycle of debt and potential homelessness.

Debra, in her desperation to secure funds for her business, found herself navigating the labyrinth of financial intricacies with a sense of urgency.

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