Every bad thing is always good for something

It was a day like any other. The sun was shining, and the scent of freshly baked bread was wafting through my restaurant. "U Tonyho" (Tony's Restaurant), as people lovingly called it, had been my dream come true since childhood. After years of hard work and sacrifice, I was finally at the helm of a business I had truly dreamed of. I cooked with love every day, and people kept coming back to us. But then, out of nowhere, came a blow from the sky. The owner of the building where the restaurant was located decided to sell the property. And the new owner didn't want my business. He wanted to create his own restaurant in that space. I received an eviction notice and had less than three months to pack up, move out, and disappear. At first, I was in shock, and my world seemed to crumble. I had been here for years, and now this. And the deadline was tight. Three months—wasn't that just insane? A thousand thoughts rushed through my mind. What now? Where will I find a new space? How will I manage all this? And what...