As a primary care physician, it is common to see a patient multiple times, but as an emergency physician, seeing the same person twice within a six-month span is rare, and anything more than that, is worrying. Mina had hit that mark, and Dr. Juan was becoming suspicious. He may have been employed by the Lee family, but that did not mean he wanted to become an accessory to whatever crimes were being committed against the young woman.
Mina had been nothing but polite, and Dr. Juan found it hard to believe that she was anything other than a nice girl, she would have already been dead if she were not. He wondered if he should inform his primary employer about the woman, who was either accident prone, or being targeted, but he was afraid for his own family. If he raised an alarm, and it turned out he was wrong, he would be replaced in an instant.
