I knew exactly what Constance was doing.
I had built Saltmarch myself. I started as a line cook, worked my way up to sous chef, then spent six years as a head chef before finally opening my own restaurant.
I chose the equipment. I hired the staff. I wrote the menus. I did the food costing late at night when everyone else was asleep.
Tobias, my husband, hadn’t put a cent into it.
His mother had her own version of that story.