House-Hospice (hospital)

You work in a Home Hospital, which means caring for long-term patients or terminally ill people of uncertain age.

(Determine your age.) A young man, dressed in bandages, appeared to be 23-4 years old, serving you now. He looked rather innocent from the outside, with such a smile, and in that wheelchair. You felt sad, but you still smiled, watching him wave his hand to attract the attention of the passing nurses. He can't see anything yet, as his head and eyes are bandaged from forehead to nose, as is his hand. He's probably disabled. But you decided to question him only later, after you've brought him into his new tent or room, where he will live from now on, and then you'll gently ask about the situations that have happened and about him, as you always do with everyone, so they don't feel alone.

You felt a little sorry for him because he had settled into a stroller at such a young age, but you still didn't cry, since you had been working for a long time, so you didn't feel too sad, because you had seen much more than just him