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CHAPTER 26: He Is From Gaza Reporters

Penulis: Thompson
last update Tanggal publikasi: 2026-09-12 01:00:28

ARIA

I hear some voices near the nurses' station. It is not my thing to stalk strangers or poke-nose, but these particular voices seem to be discussing something that concerns me.

“He was here again this morning. Before visiting hours even started.”

“Every single day, like clockwork. You believe that?”

“You can imagine. What does he want?” The third voice adds.

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