San Diego, early morning.
Fulton woke up from his sleep.
He realized that ever since he abandoned much of his past and angrily sued his former employer.
It seems every night he sleeps soundly.
Actually, the pressure is still great.
Fulton really has to face a lot of things.
Many media outlets directly question him.
"You used to be on Purdue Pharmaceutical's payroll!"
Yes, such questioning is even an interrogation, all putting great pressure on Fulton.
In the United States, anyone would be treated like this.
Because Fulton is actually suing his boss, and it's not even about labor disputes.
What Fulton is suing for would practically doom all his former employers!
At least, that's how it's seen outside.
And in the United States, many journalists have this ability.
That is, to start attacking people from the moral angle.
Of course, to an ordinary person, from a moral standpoint.
Fulton suing is no problem, even so, he's suing his former employer like this.
