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Chapter 6: His Deepest Secret
New York, 1971.
A married couple went in to a psychiatrist on a Sunday with their handsome young son holding each of their hand in between. An appointment was made a week before for a consulting session with Dr. Gold – Richard Gold, PhD. And so with ease after stating their intention to the receptionist there, the three of them were allowed to get inside Dr. Gold’s room. The room looked comfortable and had no feeling of hospital at all – and it was actually not a hospital since Dr. Gold held consulting session at his own house. Despite being so, the kid did not look happy at all.
“Good morning, Mr. and Mrs. Hillston, please take a seat,” With his warm vo
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