To avoid wasting the remaining three months of the lease, the owner of Treasure Pavilion swiftly sought out the landlord and brought in several peers to assess the goods.
Making the tough decision to cut losses is always a challenge, but once it's made, nothing is impossible to sever when the knife is swung.
The landlord was delighted, as he had found a new tenant. If the current tenant's lease expired with no one willing to take over, he would be burdened with the task of finding a new tenant and losing rent for every day the space remained vacant.
After the landlord arrived, he promptly signed an agreement with Peter and the other tenant to transfer the remaining three months of the lease. Peter didn't need to pay immediately; he only had to transfer the rent to the landlord before the new lease period began.
With the agreement signed, colleagues from Antique Street, who shared the same market niche as Treasure Pavilion, flocked to the store.
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