The man on the table was bleeding again.
Thomas Kelly worked by the light of a single bulb hanging from a frayed cord, his hands moving through the kind of speed that made the nurses cross themselves when they thought he wasn't looking. Suture after suture, each one placed with the kind of precision that came from twelve years of battlefield surgery, eight years of civilian practice, and four years of doing the same work for a man who...
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