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CHAPTER NINE
December 19XX
Shell Harbour, Bahamas
After a small attack on the base, the soldiers are trying to revive the base bit by bit, few people got wounded, including some civilians and women.
"We have a female doctor here, right? How is she? I heard no one let her stay the first night, who knows where is sleeping." A young man in his early twenties with oil on his face from smears at his hands asked.
A group of pilots surrounded him while working when Charles spoke. "You sound concerned to the lady doctor, Jason. Do you like her?"
"I'm not saying that I like her, or what," the young man, Jason, defended himself. "She was outcasted already before she made her job as a doctor because she's a woman. No one accepted her just for a night? So, where did she slept?"
"You are indeed concerned of her, Jace." Charles teased him. "No one dared to ask where she is sleeping, but o
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