Jeremiah finally settled himself down next to Marta and put a comforting hand around her shoulders the way a father would. He felt her pain as his own and let out a sigh as he looked around to see if anybody he knew was on call this day. His eyes landed on two men in getsapo uniform who seemed to be flirting with a couple of the nurses. He shook his head slightly and turned to the girl. "Marta, I'll get you back there, but you see those two men," he said motioning towards the front desk, "stay away from them. All of them talk and word travels fast these days between those types of men. If they know who you are it may get Atalia killed. If someone calls for you, ignore them. You're no longer Marta at the moment," he said standing up.
He began walking towards a mild aged man who was looking at a clipboard. Jeremiah took the clipboard from his hands and began to write something down. That girl. She needs protection here. Trouble from G he scribble down and handed the papers back to the man. The doctor glanced up his eyes fell to Marta and Jeremiah nodded. He could faintly hear the conversation from the men in the background, but when Marta's name came up his ears perked a bit.
"Father is a government worker, but it appears his daughter sympathizes with the rats. Took her in to question her. Marta may just be getting brainwashed. We'll break her through and then we'll go for the baker's boy," the first man said. He was younger than his partner and his smile was evil.
"I heard he's been here a few times. The good lord has a sweet spot for him or something. Maybe we're supposed to use him and that girl as a lesson. Teach all the other boys and girls why you should kill any Jew you come in contact with," the other man said, slightly older and graying.
The first man laughed, "I heard the boy tried to kick them out too. They had to rough up Marta to show her just what would happen to people like her. We'll let her go if she gives up her fathers secrets. A girl doesn't just sympathize for no reason. It starts from the family and then the Jewish scum feed off that. Probably fed her some bullshit about them being good people."
Jeremiah turned back to the doctor who was already walking towards Marta. The stranger sat down next to her and quickly flipped the page on his clipboard and wrote her a little message. You're Ezra's cousin. You're watching over him while his parents are gone. Your name is Kiva. Only respond to that name. He slipped the paper to her and then stood up and walked away. Jeremiah took his place back at Marta's side keeping an eye on the getsapo men.
"Those men are after you and Ezra. Keep yourself a low profile here," Jeremiah whispered as a nurse walked over to them.
"Hi, Dr. Futterman said you were the cousin of one of our patients, a Ezra Baer. Are you Kiva Baer?" She asked with a smile.
He began walking towards a mild aged man who was looking at a clipboard. Jeremiah took the clipboard from his hands and began to write something down. That girl. She needs protection here. Trouble from G he scribble down and handed the papers back to the man. The doctor glanced up his eyes fell to Marta and Jeremiah nodded. He could faintly hear the conversation from the men in the background, but when Marta's name came up his ears perked a bit.
"Father is a government worker, but it appears his daughter sympathizes with the rats. Took her in to question her. Marta may just be getting brainwashed. We'll break her through and then we'll go for the baker's boy," the first man said. He was younger than his partner and his smile was evil.
"I heard he's been here a few times. The good lord has a sweet spot for him or something. Maybe we're supposed to use him and that girl as a lesson. Teach all the other boys and girls why you should kill any Jew you come in contact with," the other man said, slightly older and graying.
The first man laughed, "I heard the boy tried to kick them out too. They had to rough up Marta to show her just what would happen to people like her. We'll let her go if she gives up her fathers secrets. A girl doesn't just sympathize for no reason. It starts from the family and then the Jewish scum feed off that. Probably fed her some bullshit about them being good people."
Jeremiah turned back to the doctor who was already walking towards Marta. The stranger sat down next to her and quickly flipped the page on his clipboard and wrote her a little message. You're Ezra's cousin. You're watching over him while his parents are gone. Your name is Kiva. Only respond to that name. He slipped the paper to her and then stood up and walked away. Jeremiah took his place back at Marta's side keeping an eye on the getsapo men.
"Those men are after you and Ezra. Keep yourself a low profile here," Jeremiah whispered as a nurse walked over to them.
"Hi, Dr. Futterman said you were the cousin of one of our patients, a Ezra Baer. Are you Kiva Baer?" She asked with a smile.