He took the paper from my hand without glancing at the heading.

“It’s standard corporate liability paperwork,” Cole said.

“Brooke’s legal team prepares protective filings for all the main family assets as a hedge against unexpected lawsuits.”

“Maisie is my daughter, not a corporate asset,” I said.

“Why is my name under respondent?”

Cole walked past me to his nightstand and pulled open the small locking drawer on the right side.

“You’re reading things you don’t understand because you’re stressed about the birthday party,” Cole said.

“Answer my question, Cole.”