Riley couldn't be more in agreement about where they stood but that didn't mean it didn't have to be taken seriously and with Caden shouldering most of the blame/burden if things went wrong. "Well there is a reason that they wanted to bring this firm on, they had an excellent track record with corporate and contract cases and have worked for us when it comes to smaller cases before." He glanced up and had just been about to name off who was involved when the glass of the office revealed the very man walking to their door right at that moment. "Speak of the devil himself, it appears Alan Hunter is here." He gestured to the lawyer who was wearing a pleased little smile, like a man with a secret as he pulled open the door to walk into the room. It wasn't quite like he owned it, it was more like he was sizing up the place with some caution but he wasn't hesitant either in his approach.<br/><br/>"Good to see you Mr.Hunter." Riley stuck his hand out as formal and stiff as ever when it came to greetings and Alan shook it but grinned, "Please, I told you to call me Alan. We are going to be working closely together for a bit of time and there is no need to stand on ceremony." He said a little amused at the thought that if this was a scene then there would be very much no need to stand as he would have him kneeling but for now he behaved and turned his attention on Caden with a glint in his eye. "I don't think we have been properly introduced yet." He gestured just as Riley scrambled to resolve that feeling slightly responsible for not having enough time to prep the CEO for this. Then again if he had been just a bit more on time... then maybe he wouldn't Alan sping up on them like this. He had full faith that the lawyer would do his job and get them out of this mess but the question was how would be get along with Caden?<br/><br/>It appeared that the blond man with the predatory eyes wasn't too interested in broadcasting that he had already tracked Caden down yesterday but that didn't mean he would balk at having it pointed out either. For his part while Alan was far more expressive than Charles with his poker face his expression always shifted so smoothly like he was in on some private joke, or playing a part for the people in the room that was almost comical but did the job of hiding his more sadistic nature.