28 REQUEST TRIBAL LANDS
The Same Day
Susan Enos confidently approached the receptionist with a briefcase in her hand. She had just come from tribal court dealing with a domestic dispute involving a tribal couple. Her mind was refreshed despite the emotional drain dealing with the drama of a husband and wife fighting over what seemed like nonsense. Susan was used to it. It was just another typical day at work.
“Can I see Councilman Doka?” Susan tried to glance into his office, but the door was shut.
“Do you have an appointment?” The receptionist checked her calendar but found none.
“Well, no. But Councilman Doka and I know each other. We went to law school together. He’ll see me.”
In reality, Susan wasn’t sure if he would. They had been distant since they broke off their rela
