Outline: A Novel (Outline Trilogy Book 1)

childhood, a son was already a disappointment;

concretised

proffered

And I realised eventually, I said, that it could never be resolved, not so long as the aim was to establish the truth, for there was no single truth any more, that was the point. There was no longer a shared vision, a shared reality even. Each of them saw things now solely from his own perspective: there was only point of view.

envisage;

interring,

because what had been invisible was now visible; what had been useful was now redundant.

temerity

duplicitous,