13
David
It was best if Sarah told Lily of my decision. That way I could avoid any unexpected emotion and confusion. And I could skip the need for an explanation. It was more dignified when you took the emotions out, when you made a firm decision and moved on.
“Sarah, she’s family.”
“Lily?”
“Yes, she’s family. Tell her I will appear at the Climate Court.”
I heard the call. Lily sounded pleased. My tension melted into nothing. By the time Sarah reported back, my mind was drained. “I need a nap.”
“There are some matters we’ll need to deal with to get ready for court,” Sarah said with an enthusiasm that didn’t match my mood.
“Just organize it so that it happens as soon as possible.”
“You need to appoint a lawyer,” she added. “The court can appoint one for you. That’ll be the quickest
