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Article 92
Good morning, good morning to our newspaper readers on this new morning. Let us praise the Almighty God for his loving care and powerful care for all of us, so that we can ask questions in front of people and not behind them on this new morning. We also welcome the parents who can reach this beautiful morning under the loving control of the Heavenly Taba’o.
But wait, our parable will come back again with “Are you my Father?” in its 92nd verse.
The “elevator” that took the girl Naomi to the top floor of the hospital where she worked with Dr. Taki opened, and in Dr. Taki’s office, the door also opened, and the doctor who was about to breathe the house walked in.
Taki stood in front of the door for a while, watching Naomi’s gait, not knowing what to do. Either stand still and wait for Naomi to walk away or walk away.
But it was Naomi’s turn, she walked to where Dr. Taki was standing but her heart was beating so hard that Taki scolded or yelled at her.
When Naomi reached the doctor, she said, “Can we talk?”
As if sleepwalking, Taki turned back to his office, opened the door and walked in. The doctor stood up and sat down on the chair behind the desk, but the girl Naomi greeted him.
Naomi sat on the chair opposite Taki, and the two of them sat like that for a while, just looking at each other, not speaking or making any sound.
“I don’t know about you, but I wanted to go home, so I stayed up all night working,” the doctor told Naomi.
“I know you are a loving and understanding person,” Naomi began. “I also know that our family has done a lot to you, and no one blames you for your resentment and your desire to sue my father.”
The doctor was about to say something when Naomi interrupted, “I’m not here to change your mind about going to the police. It’s your right.”
The police were somewhat surprised by Naomi’s statement.
Naomi continued: “The only reason I came is to apologize to you, based on what my father said on the day of the accident. It’s hard for me to see my father in the way he is now. I apologize to you. Please forgive me if there is any offense or impolite remarks.”
Dr. Taki just sat there, staring at Naomi as he continued to talk.
“I also want to thank you because I know you are working hard to get my father back to full strength. Many nurses have seen this happen and they only told me.”
Naomi finished speaking, stood up, and said to Taki again, “Wherever you are going, may God bless you and your steps.”
Naomi then walked out without seeing a doctor.
(Still true)
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