The first day of sales at Hesh Motors' flagship store had gone better than anyone expected. Customers flooded the showroom from the moment the doors opened, with most purchases being paid in cash. The wealthy upper-class clientele showed little hesitation in acquiring the luxurious Hesh-S 16, while the middle class gravitated toward the more affordable sedan and pickup models. By the end of the day, the sales desk was stacked with contracts, and the garage adjacent to the showroom was steadily emptying as buyers drove away in their new automobiles.
Matthew stood near the sales desk, watching as the last few customers finalized their purchases. He turned to Amber, who was helping a family choose between the sedan and the SUV. She caught his eye and smiled.
"This has been a great start," Amber said as she joined him. "I wasn't expecting so many cash buyers."
