she didn't know what to do. she didn't even have the money to buy it. so she went up to the owner and said, you can't close the doors. how can i help? what can be done to keep it open? the seller was so impressed with her passion that he sold her the place, not with a contract, but on a handshake. he agreed to even finance the purchase himself. he said, you know what, molly, i'll sell it to you. oh, i don't know if -- no, no. you can do it. they shook hands on the deal. molly has a very long way to go to make sure this hotel is a success, but so far she hasn't missed a payment. then there's the story of the local fire marshal who went to inspect a place called the sugar tree ministry, an outreach to those in wilmington, and there's need now. upon finding several code violations, he wrote out a ticket, gave them a warning notice. then he went back to the firehouse. and he said, guys, come on, grab