When we borrow money, part of the reason we do so is to salvage an ugly financial situation. Most of the time though, once money has been lent, most people forget or intentionally fail to honor the payback promise. The use of direct and indirect speech makes the read interesting and gives the reader an almost clear picture of the meeting. Finally, I realize the borrower is not credible because of the bank debt figures.
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