“Any other business?” Alexis asked, glad the meeting was about to come to an end. Now, she understood why her father always seemed so stiff when he came home.
“There is one more thing,” a Board member cleared his throat.
Alexis nodded for him to continue.
“It has come to our attention that your brother traded fists with Caden DaLair,” the member said, glancing at Theo, who glared back. “You must understand that puts us in a delicate position given how close the company is with the DaLair’s. We should issue a public apology as soon as possible.”
“He hit me and you want me to apologize?” Theo snorted.
The Board member shifted uncomfortably in his seat.
“You think this is the first time Caden hit Theo?” Alexis challenged. “It’s not.”
The protesting Board member fell silent, glancing
