Chapter 3Conri snarled as the cop pushed him against the pavement. He didn’t resist. Lev had told him no matter what, he should stay human and follow every instruction they gave him.
“Police brutality.” Lev’s voice cut through the roar in his mind. “You’re abusing my client, and I have evidence.”
Conri turned his head to the side and saw Lev hold up his phone.
“It’s illegal for shifters to run businesses.”
Conri couldn’t see who spoke, and he didn’t recognize the voice.
“It is, but my client isn’t the owner of this establishment.”
He swallowed a growl. It was his establishment. He’d built it. It might not be his name on the paper, but it was his.
“We’ve interviewed Mr. Richardson, and he has never set foot here, let alone made any decisions concerning the business. He’s willing to t
