(SF novel) East of Nakba (185)

 

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Part II. Ethnic cleanser (80)

 

Chapter 62 Ethnic cleanser (5) A girl named Lulu (2/3)


 

She was surprised to find that most of the adult women were under the age of 50, and that elderly women were excluded. She asked her father just to be sure, because the military hospital was in charge of that job. Shy-Rock said that he had long since left the military service and that he knew nothing about medical matters. He replied her unpleasantly.

 

She already knew that. Her father had consulted with the Surgeon General at his residence, and Dr. Girgo, who was in the same hospital with her, visited her father immediately after the Surgeon General. Her sister Anat, who loved gossip very much, had told her about it spontaneously. Shalom had an instinct that there should be plot or something. She would only believe what she had confirmed for herself. That was her way of life as a scientist.

 

Shalom borrowed a small office at a clinic of her friend in N City. She spent her spare time from routine work to examine patients and conduct pathological examinations. Doctor Girgo, who worked at the same hospital, heard rumors about her work and began to probe it. She ignored it and went on to find the truth.

 

(Continued)

 

 

Areha Kazuya

(From an ordinary citizen in the cloud)

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