A distressed client ran into the office and said, "I think I killed someone. I need to see a lawyer right away." This was said to the receptionist, but it was loud enough to be overheard by the two new clients who had come to the office to pay on their bills and by the secretary of an attorney who had come to the office to deliver some documents. The client can prevent the new clients and the secretary from testifying to what they overheard because the client was talking to the receptionist not to them and his statement was confidential. True or false?