Primal
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The police contacted her to make sure she still wanted to press charges, her mother got mad because she’d refused to chair some social committee that would help her meet “men of the right caliber”, and every single client asked her what had happened to her face.
It was natural for people to ask what happened when their Dr. had a big scrape and purple bruise on her cheekbone, but it wasn’t natural when they raged over it. “It’s all right, Barbara,” Olivia said, holding up a hand to hold her clie...nt at a distance. “Aside from the small bruise you see here, I wasn’t hurt.” “But you could’ve been, Doc,” Barbara Wells said as she paced the width of Olivia’s office, visibly upset. “You shouldn’t be out alone at night. It’s too dangerous.”
Olivia sat back, considering her patient. Barbara was a forty year old lawyer who had been a hostage in a bank robbery. There had been no physical trauma to her during the event as she was one of eighteen hostages, all who made it out of the crisis with no injuries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The police contacted her to make sure she still wanted to press charges, her mother got mad because she’d refused to chair some social committee that would help her meet “men of the right caliber”, and every single client asked her what had happened to her face.
It was natural for people to ask what happened when their Dr. had a big scrape and purple bruise on her cheekbone, but it wasn’t natural when they raged over it. “It’s all right, Barbara,” Olivia said, holding up a hand to hold her clie...nt at a distance. “Aside from the small bruise you see here, I wasn’t hurt.” “But you could’ve been, Doc,” Barbara Wells said as she paced the width of Olivia’s office, visibly upset. “You shouldn’t be out alone at night. It’s too dangerous.”
Olivia sat back, considering her patient. Barbara was a forty year old lawyer who had been a hostage in a bank robbery. There had been no physical trauma to her during the event as she was one of eighteen hostages, all who made it out of the crisis with no injuries.
What to read after Primal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sasha White to read onlineMoreLess
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