Disclosure
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Come to your senses. But the wife is angry.
The daughter is angry. And the process, once set in motion, can't be stopped.
The psychologist is required by state law to report any suspected abuse. She reports Masters to the state. The state is required by law to conduct an investigation. Now a social worker is talking to the daughter, the wife, and Masters. Then to the family doctor. The school nurse. Pretty soon, everybody knows.
Word of the accusation gets to MicroSym. The company suspen...ds him from his job, pending the outcome. They say they don't want negative publicity.
Masters is seeing his life dissolve. His younger daughter won't talk to him. His wife won't talk to him. He's living alone in an apartment. He has money problems.
Business associates avoid him. Everywhere he turns, he sees accusing faces.
He is advised to get a lawyer. And he is so shattered, so uncertain, he starts going to a shrink himself.
His lawyer makes inquiries; disturbing details emerge.
What to read after Disclosure?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Come to your senses. But the wife is angry.
The daughter is angry. And the process, once set in motion, can't be stopped.
The psychologist is required by state law to report any suspected abuse. She reports Masters to the state. The state is required by law to conduct an investigation. Now a social worker is talking to the daughter, the wife, and Masters. Then to the family doctor. The school nurse. Pretty soon, everybody knows.
Word of the accusation gets to MicroSym. The company suspen...ds him from his job, pending the outcome. They say they don't want negative publicity.
Masters is seeing his life dissolve. His younger daughter won't talk to him. His wife won't talk to him. He's living alone in an apartment. He has money problems.
Business associates avoid him. Everywhere he turns, he sees accusing faces.
He is advised to get a lawyer. And he is so shattered, so uncertain, he starts going to a shrink himself.
His lawyer makes inquiries; disturbing details emerge.
What to read after Disclosure?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Crichton to read onlineMoreLess
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