He pulled out his phone and stared at it for a minute. Then he tapped in a number. “Peter,” he said when the line picked up. “I need to ask you something.” Peter was an old friend from his teaching days—a fellow educator who’d gone on to study law after retiring.
“I want to press charges,” Robert said, voice low. “Or file something. Against the resort. The guests. Anyone. They’re trespassing. Damaging my property. This can’t be legal.” Peter sighed on the other end.