Zoya’s P.O.V
I found that the clinic was in a relatively decent condition with modern equipment and standardized facilities, even though there weren’t a lot of them. What’s good to note, though, was that there was at least an x-ray machine in the absence of an MRI or CT scan, but that much I had already expected from a small clinic in the middle of nowhere.
I could not help but compare the tiny clinic to the New York hospital that I was supposed to work in, had things gone my way like I thought they would. I did not like to compare two vastly different things, but I really could not help it since this place was a far cry from the hustle and bustle of my previous workplace.
I was used to having patients at every corner of the hospital, lines of people to attend to at every twist and turn
