Linda made a list of the clothes she gave Remy, she even gave him a copy. According to Linda, instead of returning the money to Remy and sticking to their agreement, he didn't. Linda said: "I gave him clothes worth one thousand cedis, he came back to give me only three hundred cedis. I asked him where the rest of the money was and he said he gave the items on credit to his customers. Linda said said he carefully explained to Remy the consequences of not being able to repay the bank loan. He told him not to give the clothes on credit anymore, which he agreed to. Remy asked to be given more clothes and Linda agreed hoping that he would repaid everything he owed her. My also sold these items and returned two hundred cedis for the first items he took, for a total of five hundred cedis. Then Linda asked where the rest of the money was, he said his customers say that they are used to taking clothes from him on credit and paying for them in installments but Linda was not very happy about it. Meanwhile, the date set for Linda to start paying the loan expired. So she urges her business partner to get the rest of money from its customers so that it can make the necessary payments. But Remy told her to borrow money from her friends to pay the bank because she didn't have all the money, and this went on for about a couple of weeks. During this time she also continued to give him clothes to sell. And it always comes back