Seeing Alan buried in his work always interested Caden. It was weird seeing someone like Alan serious and in full concentration, but he believed in the lawyers reputation and didn't think Charles would have kept Alan around if his view was false. This was their business afterall.<br/><br/>He took a seat in front of Alan and listened to what he had to say. Both the Dom's were his clients right now... employees of the business, so he had to find a way of acting like the CEO he was meant to be... But he was finding it difficult. "Charles was in the wrong. He went with a sub he claimed was collared without seeking out the Dom first. I can't argue with that. But I want to know the Sub better so I can understand what really happened. The loss has effected you both in different ways and both of you need to sit down as adults and talk about it properly. I'm not taking sides Alan. Someone did die. But I need to know if a postmorton was done. Or if you really dived in to see if there was something that seemed different about your sub before his passing?"<br/><br/>There were truths in both the Doms versions of the story. Charles did go with the Sub and the Sub had died in Charles' care. But if drugs were involved, Caden needed to figure out why the Sub had chosen to take them. Caden could see how hurt Alan was and he wanted to comfort him, but he wasn't sure how. He just hoped Alan could hear it when he spoke and seen the expression on his face as his eyes continued to scan Alan's expression. "When I struggle I reach for people... I drown myself in drink to stop myself from feeling when things get to overwhelming. Everyone has bad habits they wish they could get rid of. I'm not an alcoholic, but what I do could still cause a severe impact on my health... So I'd like to understand what your Sub was like. Not Charles, not you, but the actual person".<br/><br/>If the guy was collared, why would he be seeking out someone else? Was Alan failing to give him something he needed? Maybe the pair had a fight and Alan felt guilty? Whatever the reason was, he needed to get to the bottom of it.