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As old voice responded, and Ibrahim pushed aside the flap, ushering us in.
The tent was barley furnished, the only light filtering through the worn canvas. In the center sat a man. Old. Skinny. His clothes hung loosely on his frame, and his eyes, though sharp, held a weariness that seemed to stretch back decades. He looked…poor. So different from the image I had built up in my mind over the years.
Ibrahim cleared his throat. “This is…this is my brother,” he said, his voice hesitant. He then turned to us. “And this…this is Dema. And her husband, Rami.”
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