#CHAPTERS 91: Class Action

Sarah POV Later that day, the girls were prepping for the PPE with Dr. Hayes, though they both said they wanted to be there when we talked about the lawsuit. We promised instead to tell them everything important at dinner. I got to meet Zane’s personal attorney, Dale Landowski, an alpha with a calming voice, lovely caramel skin, and a tidy mustache. He looked to be in his early fifties and wore his gray suit like a second skin. Hans brought coffee into the study for us, and we made a few minutes of small talk—a tradition when two alphas were about to do business—before the lawyer opened his sleek black briefcase and took out the lawsuit papers, which I saw he had heavily marked up. “The first thing to do is realize this is a serious suit,” he said. “We’ll beat it because there is no precedent for the removal of a pack alpha’s children, but that’s not the issue.” “If it actually goes to court, the pack will suffer,” Zane said. “Indeed. You’ll certainly be challenged repeatedly