Chapter 34
Since then, we quickly became familiar with each other.
Joseph was extremely popular. His medical skills were exceptional, and he was incredibly reliable during critical moments. At the same time, he was humorous and always managed to make everyone around him laugh. With him around, even my interview subjects would become more talkative, willingly sharing more than they normally would.
I enjoyed being around him.
One day, I was following him as he sprayed cholera prevention chemicals around the camp. Suddenly, a sharp cry for help came from an empty tent. We rushed over and pulled back the flap, revealing a man pinning a young girl to the ground, tearing at her clothes.
My face turned cold instantly, and I rushed forward to push the man away. He stumbled back but quickly regained his balance, cursing as he raised his fist to strike me.
Before he could land a blow, Joseph pulled me behind him, shielding me from harm, and held up his work ID.
"If you don't want to lose access to medical care, you'd better leave now!"
The man hesitated, his gaze landing on the red cross on Joseph's badge. Muttering curses under his breath, he hastily pulled up his pants and fled.
We took the girl to the UNHCR office and requested that they relocate her to another tent. After everything was settled, Joseph patted my shoulder gently and said, "Don't be upset. You did well."
froze for a moment.
crime often accompany refugee camps, something I'd
tilted his head and studied
a hand to touch my face, as if to confirm his
cheeks. "Your emotions aren't just written on
found a new source of amusement. From then on, every time we met, he'd observe me for a few seconds before commenting, "You're in a good mood today," or "Who made
both exasperated and amused. "How do you even figure these
head, he replied with a smirk, "I have a younger brother, and in some ways, you're
my smile falter, and I fell
I asked hesitantly. "Don't your family
as he shook his
Why?" I
incredibly controlling. Growing up, they forced me
job at a hospital. But it was
I didn't want that kind of
can focus purely on what being a doctor
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