“You shouldn’t do that, you know. You have no idea what I’m going to ask.”
“You have helped me get a green card so I can stay in this country, and more than that, you have seen to it that I can still practice medicine.”
“The WBIS looks after its own.” His gratitude made me uncomfortable.
“At the time, I was not one of the WBIS’s.”
That was true. “But you kept Browne alive at the risk of your own skin.” I could see he was going to protest, and I held up my hand. “Look, all I was trying to point out was you should be careful what you agree to, especially here. Just like any other organization, this one has its share of rotten apples.”
“Pardon?” It was obvious he was confused.
“Never mind. I’ve got a hypothetical question for you.”
His expression of confusion deepened, and I sighed.
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