Soul to the Rhine

Chapter 96 Leave
"Doctor Luo, your notice." The nurse came over with the medical record and put a piece of paper on her desk.

"What notification?" Rosia took it doubtfully and scanned it up and down.

"The front-line medical equipment is in short supply, the conditions are too poor, and there are too many secondary casualties among the soldiers. The higher-ups require additional medical staff." The nurse said and shrugged: "At present, I have been transferred to Rostov, and I will arrive the day after tomorrow. "

"So, what's going on with my paper?" Rosia showed her in turn that this piece of paper was basically blank.

"The deployment of doctors is all voluntary. You can choose the place you want and arrive at any time."

"Thank you!"

"You're welcome." The nurse smiled politely, turned around and took two steps, then suddenly turned back and asked with a smile: "Um, may I ask what your relationship is with the German officer who passed away that day?"

Rosia's hand holding the paper paused, and the expression on her face gradually disappeared. She raised her head and said nonchalantly: "I'm sorry, we have nothing to do with it. You have such curious time, why not arrive in advance to save two more people."

The nurse froze and left angrily.

Rosia watched her walk out and close the office door, and couldn't help but sigh.

Since that incident, almost everyone has discovered that she has a very close relationship with Werner.They didn't show any special reaction now, and even believed her words.In fact, however, they had completely different thoughts in their hearts.Dr. Jim defended his weaknesses. No one can bully the thoracic surgeon. If he doesn't say anything, others will not dare.

It's not that she didn't feel the subtle changes when other people spoke to her, and she even heard something behind her back, similar to China is at war with Japan, and as a Chinese, she has contacts with fascist countries, which is disgusting.It was uncomfortable to hear such words, but the fact was that she had a close relationship with Werner, and there was no way to solve this kind of thing.

Now as a somewhat influential doctor, she can still be safe and sound. In more than a year, when Normandy lands and Paris is liberated, her nightmare will probably come.

After hiding and hiding her identity, in the end she still couldn't wait here until after the war.She didn't want to try the French's despicable revenge at all. Even if she didn't have this notice now, she had to find a chance to leave. Otherwise, Aunt Mesa and Pino would be implicated, which would be more than worth the gain.

The only question is, where to go.

battlefield!Nowhere is safe. She has no life-saving skills, no innate talents, and no golden fingers brought by time travel. The mortality rate is similar wherever she goes.

Germany was being bombarded by Churchill. She couldn't go, and France couldn't stay. There would be a Normandy landing on the Western Front, which would be an absolute tragedy. As for the Soviet Union, she didn't even think about it.The rest... there really is nowhere to go.

Rosia struggled for a while, but couldn't decide where to go, so she simply gave up. There was no rush to leave. She could just wait until 43.

Aunt Mesa made a trip back to Berlin, which was their real home.Not only was she invited to attend the honor ceremony for the brave sergeant, but more importantly, she wanted to bury her there, together with Uncle Philinos, who also died for the war.

Pino went back with her for five days, and when they came back they were already haggard.

The extent of Berlin being bombed far exceeded their imagination. Stations, airports, industrial areas, military areas, warehouses, all the places that could be bombed had almost no intact land. So far, except for the heavily fortified political center and civilian areas of Berlin, It is impossible to live anywhere.

She couldn't bear to look directly at the horrors after the bombing. The environmental pollution caused by thermal weapons also made it impossible for people to live a normal life.The civilians who still have nowhere to go in Berlin are almost holed up in their homes.Because as long as you walk on the street, a bomb may fall from the sky at any time. Sometimes, even in front of your home, you may be hit by a stray bullet from nowhere.

For Pino's safety, Aunt Mesa hurriedly finished her work and hurried back to Paris.

With the whole of Europe fighting on all sides and fighting on all sides, only undefended Paris was completely preserved and would not be affected by the fire of war at all.

This also strengthened Rosia's determination to leave. As long as she continued to live there, sooner or later her family would be picked out, and then not only her, but also her family members would be implicated and humiliated.Now she has a close relationship with the Morrie family. As long as Janey is willing to take care of their family members when necessary, she can rest assured.

In the blink of an eye, October comes again. Who leaves, who comes back, and who leaves again. In a short period of time, there have been several blood transfusions in the hospital.

The weather is starting to get colder in Paris.Some things that had been raging gradually cooled down as the weather changed.

Her transfer order has been officially approved after Dr. Jim's recommendation. The red cross seal on it is bright and eye-catching.

"Doctor Luo, I really don't want you to apply to enter the battlefield. You can play a greater role behind Paris, so..." He closed the pen in his hand and pushed the paper over: "We will have a group of people the day after tomorrow. The supplies donated to the concentration camp were transported to Poland. I recommended you to escort this batch of supplies and negotiate with the person in charge, Ms. Adeline. If you like, you can stay there for 3 to 30 days and enjoy Poland. Scenery.”

"..." Rosia was embarrassed.

For others, this may be a good job. It is just a "business trip" and they can come back in 3 days.But that was a Polish concentration camp, and her purpose was to leave. She didn't want to stay in Paris until France was liberated!

"Dr. Jim, I hope to leave Paris..."

"Sorry, I don't understand what you are talking about." Dr. Jim quickly interrupted her, lowered his head as if he was about to do something, and waved his hand: "Your mission has been released. If there is no special reason, you can Now you can go back to get off work and organize your things.”

"..."

Working under Dr. Jim, although I often have to endure some inexplicable anger, it is also a great blessing.She understood the other party's temper and knew that rebuttal was useless, so she had to pick up the order and leave.

The Polish concentration camps are terrifying to think about.However, at this time, being a family member of a Nazi officer can enjoy different treatment in Warsaw. At least you are not an ordinary civilian, and the Germans will not harm you.

Aunt Mesa expressed that she was very unhappy that Rosia was going to "travel away" again. Pino also trembled when he thought about the nightmare of the concentration camp.

But this was also a helpless matter, and she didn't want to go, but the person in charge, Mrs. Adeline, had already made a call with her and would pick her up at the train station on the day she arrived.

Another day passed, she took some necessary luggage and arrived at the District [-] train station early in the morning.

This is an authentic and pure French railway company with pretty good services.But unfortunately, everything about it now belongs to the Germans.

There were a lot of Gestapo checking in the waiting hall. The arrest of Jews in Paris has been very crazy recently. Nazis are everywhere, and traffic in various places is very strict.

Rosia's identity certificate has changed since receiving the document that time, and there is a German military badge on it.She didn't know the specific use of this, but it was very useful. As long as she handed it over, the Gestapo would just glance at it without asking any questions and let it go.

She was walking towards the train platform with her small suitcase. When passing by a waiting room, several soldiers suddenly rushed from behind. One of them accidentally bumped into her. After hurriedly apologizing to her, he rushed in again. That waiting room.

Almost immediately, screams came from inside.

"No, what are you going to do?"

"Jews hiding here, I hope you will not affect the personal safety of other passengers. Please come out consciously and do not engage in unnecessary resistance." A Gestapo took out his pistol and walked around the waiting room. All the Poles inside were He was shaking in fear. People from other European countries couldn't understand what he was talking about, but they didn't dare to move when they saw the muzzle of the gun.

For some reason, Rosia's steps slowed down and her ears stretched a bit.

No one inside stood up, and the Gestapo repeated it several times in a friendly tone, but still no one made any move.At this time, Rosia knew that those who were hiding would be in trouble.

The Germans are always cautious in doing things and will not make mistakes without aim. Since they came to arrest people, they must have got the exact information.

Sure enough, a soldier walking around in the waiting room suddenly walked up to a bench and pointed his gun at the three people sitting on it.

"stand up!"

The three people immediately picked up their luggage and jumped up, hiding aside in fear.

Another soldier came over. The two of them lifted up the bench at both ends, and there was a person hidden underneath. His body was actually tied to the chair. This person didn't make a sound. If he hadn't been arrested, he would have been there. No one can detect the "battle-hardened" German soldier who is captured.

Soon, Jews were found one after another. Their hiding methods were so bizarre that it could be regarded as an art.But the Germans are even scarier, with all kinds of props and even a stethoscope attached to the wall to listen to the heartbeat.

A total of four Jews were hiding in this small waiting room, including a child.Rosia glanced at him casually and found that he looked familiar. After being stunned for a moment, she realized that this was the Jewish child who escaped on the platform of the Auschwitz train station last year.

He was running towards her at first, but this time their eyes met, and the child immediately shouted: "Madam, save me, madam, save me."

He was so strong at that moment that the soldier's hand slipped and he broke free.The Jewish child didn't know if he had escaped too much, but he was very agile. After breaking free, he quickly hid behind Rosia, and tightly grasped the hem of Rosia's clothes with one hand.

"Madam help me."

he shouted again.

This is how disasters come.Rosia didn't know why this child kept chasing her, but she was not the Virgin. She would have saved her when no one was around, but now, she also has a "family" and she has to think about her own life. , simply can't get excited.

The soldier walked over in two or three steps, opened his tightly clenched hands, and apologized to Rosia: "I'm sorry Ma'am, this little slicker doesn't deserve a lesson, may I ask if you were injured?"

Rosia shook her head.

The child kept looking at her with his eyes wide open, but there was no information revealed. Rosia felt a little strange inexplicably. However, she did not have the ability to save people from the Gestapo, so she had to wrap her coat tightly, turned around and left.

There are already people waiting on the station platform, and there are also many people in Warsaw now.The tickets issued by the hospital were high-end tickets with high prices. They were filled with people from the upper class. The atmosphere was completely different from the last time she took the bus.

Sitting next to her was a noble lady. It was impossible to tell who she was without speaking.He has the air of an aristocrat and is very noble.

Rosia would never develop such a temperament in her life. As a doctor, she was exposed to such scenes every day, and she couldn't develop it even if she wanted to.

The car stopped once, and the Gestapo came up to check. They were relatively polite to the people in the car, and they just checked briefly and left.

The car continued to move forward, and by the time we arrived in Warsaw, it was already dark and the night was very cold. The person who was freezing as soon as he arrived at the platform was speechless.There were people everywhere, and it was difficult for her to stop and find some clothes in the suitcase, so she had no choice but to keep walking with the crowd.

Mrs. Adeline said she would send someone to pick her up, but she didn’t know where they were. There were people coming to pick her up outside the platform, holding signs in different languages ​​and Polish.Rosia looked at each one one by one and walked out. When she got to the very outside, she saw a tall and thin boy holding a sign high, with the words "Cia Luo" written on it in French and Polish respectively.

Rosia quickly took out her Chinese identity certificate from her bag and ran over.

"Hi, is this Tony?"

The young man was tall and thin, with a handsome face. Maybe because he had been waiting for a long time, he was shaking a little and yawning profusely. Hearing the sound, he quickly took a step forward, looked at Rosia and asked, "Sia... Miss Luo?"

"it's me."

"Oh, I've finally waited for you." Tony cried with a sad face, and put down the hand he held high. His arm was obviously stiff, and the joints crackled when he put it down.

"Uh, that..." Rosia was a little unbelievable: "Could it be that you have been holding it up all the time and never put it down?"

"Yeah!" Tony put the sign in one hand, raised the other hand and rubbed his face vigorously, squeezing it into various funny shapes: "Your train came too late, I'm afraid you missed it I had no choice but to hold up the sign since the afternoon!"

"..."

It turns out that this is another second grader.

　Extra update tonight. I’m going to Poland. There’s someone I want to explain to you. Do you know who it is?
　　
　
(End of this chapter)