My pregnant daughter ran into my office, her face covered in fresh b:ruises. Her husband, a beloved local politician, casually strolled in behind her, shutting the door.
“You can’t air private medical records,” he snapped.
“I didn’t,” I said. “Elena signed written consent.”
I opened a folder on my desk.
“Along with a sworn statement. So did the nurse you threatened. So did the officer your police chief reassigned to night duty after he tried filing the real report.”