Soul to the Rhine

Chapter 30 Quarrel
Rosia was so injured that she didn't dare to go back to the hospital, so she went to the hotel opposite and stayed for one night. She wanted to ask Dier in private about the reason, but in her heart she still deceived herself and thought it was just a coincidence.

Although she had a good stay in the hotel, there was no medicine for injuries. Rosia just borrowed some disinfectants from the hotel, simply wrapped them in gauze, and then curled up under the quilt to sleep.

I also had a nightmare at night. The dream was full of Dill's hideous and hateful face, resenting why she wasn't the one who lost her arm.

Rosia woke up in a sweat the next day. The soft and sunny-smelling bed in the hotel did not save her sleep at all. Instead, it gave her another nightmare a long time later.

After eating the breakfast provided by the hotel, Rosia packed herself up, endured the pain and straightened her legs, pretending that nothing happened, and returned to the hospital.

Because she asked Dill to tell Henry to find Dean Fritz before she left, everyone thought she had lived somewhere else last night, but they never imagined what kind of life and death she had gone through and then emerged from the dead. crawl out.

After Rosia asked the staff on duty where Dill was, she went straight to a ward to find someone.

Dill was giving an injection to a patient at this time. Suddenly he saw Rosia walking in with an expressionless face. His hand shook and the needle was inserted in the wrong place.

Seeing her look like this, Rosia already understood something in her heart, and couldn't help but feel a chill in her heart.

"After you get the injection, come to me on the fourth floor."

Rosia didn't want to talk about grudges with her here, so after saying a few words, she turned around and went upstairs.

The east side of the fourth floor is the office, and the rest are all empty key wards. Henry and several doctors are doing surgeries down there, and Rosia is the only one on the entire fourth floor.

After a while, Dill came up expressionlessly. Although he hadn't said anything yet, the atmosphere between the two had revealed the fact that they were at odds.

Rosia looked at her unabashedly cold face and couldn't help feeling angry.She asked herself that she had never offended Dill, and even what she experienced that day had never been any better than hers.Why must another person be killed? What made a 17-year-old girl so cruel?

"Dil, don't you even want to explain?"

Dill sneered: "Explain what to you, a Polish traitor."

"What?" Rosia couldn't believe it.

"Traitor, Rosia, you are a traitor to the entire Polish nation, damn German." Dill mockingly accused.

"I should have discovered your true face a long time ago and exposed your hypocritical face. You pretend to be nice to everyone. Everyone in the hospital believes you, but I don't believe it. If you hadn't secretly gone If we report it, our attack will be successful last time." Dill sneered and counted: "And your hateful army officer lover, he is really stupid, he won't even hide it, and arrogantly sent you to the hospital. inside."

"We are all watching, you despicable villain, do you want to tell me how you escaped this time? It was those shameless police who let you back. It's ridiculous. I thought you would die for sure, but You came back unscathed."

Rosia was confused when she heard this. Looking at Dill's indignant face, she frowned: "When did I secretly report the news?"

"Are you still pretending not to know? Jenny told me that she accidentally saw you going to the headquarters and stayed there for half an hour before coming out. If it wasn't to report the news, what reason did you have for being in the German headquarters? Staying there for such a long time.”

"When did I go to the headquarters? Please tell me clearly. Don't make any assumptions about me because of Jenny's words."

"Rosia, do you still want to deny it?" Dill looked at her with resentment in his eyes: "Do you know how many people died in our last sneak attack? 120 people, a full 120 people. Many of them are my classmates. , if it hadn’t been for your informant, they wouldn’t have been caught red-handed by the Germans and their entire army would have been annihilated.”

"Fortunately, this sneak attack was successful. The professor accidentally got the news that they would gather on Feig Street, so he arranged the assassination. Although many people died, it was an unprecedented gain." Dill thought about yesterday. He was ambushed, and his mood was good and bad for a while, and then looking at Rosia's expressionless face, resentment appeared in his eyes again: "But despicable, why didn't you die? Why wasn't you the one who died? Why are you still alive?"

"Snapped!"

In Dill's shocked eyes, Rosia put down her numb right hand and stared at her coldly: "Dil Brown, you are so disappointing. I have always regarded you as a friend and one of my own. , but I just found out today that your conscience has been eaten by dogs."

Dill opened his mouth to refute, but was coldly interrupted by Rosia: "I hope you will never regret what you did today."

"Why should I regret it? My wish in this life is to kill all of you Germans and make you all fall..."

Dill's voice stopped suddenly, as if a silencer was suddenly installed, and his body began to tremble uncontrollably.

Rosia looked behind her and realized that a Gestapo had walked over at some point. His gun was pressed against the back of Dill's head, and then he pulled the safety catch with a smile.

"Click" sound.

Dill's body trembled violently.

"Go on, what this lady just said was so wonderful." The smile on Eric's face was like the warm sunshine of spring, which was particularly charming on his handsome face. Without the gun in his hand, everyone would think this He is an extremely gentle gentleman.

Dill's lip had been bitten by her teeth. She felt the cold muzzle of the gun on the back of her head, and her whole body was completely enveloped in fear.

"Let me guess, is it going to the frying pan, or going to hell? Could it be the noodles?"

Eric's cold joke was not funny at all. Even Rosia felt the slightest chill in his words and stood there without daring to move.

And Eric didn't seem to feel the fear at all. Dill was so scared that he couldn't stand still, and continued: "I didn't expect to see a good show here. The thing that had troubled me all night was finally revealed. "

He fiddled with the black leather glove on the hand holding the pistol twice, and said in a casual tone: "Miss Jenny from your courtyard last time provided us with a valuable clue, asking us to send those ignorant underground The party has wiped out everything, and Miss Dill has solved another key assassination case for us this time, how can I thank Miss Dill?"

Dill raised her head in shock. She wanted to look back at Eric, but the gun on the back of her head made her dare not act rashly. She could only look at Rosia opposite, her eyes filled with confusion.

Rosia already knew what happened at this moment, and it turned out that Jenny was causing trouble in all this.Dill is a person who has clear love and hate and is easily impulsive. After hearing Jenny's framing, she believed it to be true, and she didn't pretend to speak to Rosia.

With Dill's straightforward temperament, now that the truth is revealed, she will definitely receive a huge blow.

Eric was like a cat teasing a mouse, making Dill live with every word he said. Finally, when he had enough fun, he drove her away at gunpoint.

When the three people reached the first floor, Rosia discovered that the hall was full of German soldiers, and under their guns were trembling hospital personnel.

One of the Gestapo looked over and asked: "How are you doing, Eric?"

Eric pushed Dill in the back with his gun, and Dill staggered to the center of the hall. Her eyes searched the crowd, and finally fell on Jenny standing at the door of the hall.

Everyone in the hospital was squatting on the ground, only Jenny was standing at the door. It was self-evident what this kind of treatment meant. Dill looked at her with eyes that seemed to burst out of fire.

"Great, after our soldiers have searched the entire hospital, these ladies can leave with us." The Gestapo in the middle pointed at several people, including Dill, and deliberately expressed doubts in his tone. He said: "It's really strange. They are all students at the University of Warsaw. Are they taught by a professor?"

Dill's body trembled uncontrollably.

There was silence in the hall. No one dared to make a sound or even take a breath. After a while, a group of soldiers ran over from behind.

"Have you found anything?"

"Sir, six Jews were found in the tunnel of the warehouse at the back."

(End of this chapter)