The Whole Truth

By Frank Hajek

A short story. James Rosen wanted to help. His lecture was designed to enlighten. His story had an effect and therein lies the whole truth.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Frank Hajek
• Release date: Aug 25, 2019
• ISBN: 9780463116609

Frank Hajek

AUTHOR Frank Hajek spent his career working within the design and advertising communities, owning an advertising agency for more than thirty years. He has written throughout his life for print and television, including screenplays. Presently he lives and works in the Philippine Islands.

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The Whole Truth

a short story

Copyright 2019, Frank Hajek

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This is a work of fiction. Characters, companies, organizations, and agencies in this short story are either the product of the author's imagination or, if real, used fictitiously without any intent to describe their actual conduct.

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THE WHOLE TRUTH

a short story

THE ROOM

The amphitheater had that damp smell of age like so many other venues James Rosen had lectured in before. This was his... let’s see now, thirty fourth this year alone. Realizing that he felt tired. There were so many more to come and it was starting to feel like a hall without a door. As he was lost in his musings, a few students began to drift in and take seats at the upper levels drawing his attention. Time to get on with it.

The hall’s tiered seating rose above the stage shaped in the classic Greek 3/4 arena. So many of these small college lecture halls built in the mid-nineteen hundreds followed that plan. Seating rose steeply a full twelve rows with a wide gallery above running behind the last row of seats. The arena offered