"She was happy enough most of the time... But I think she was sad that she couldn't take very good care of me. I spent most of my time taking care of her. She got to the point where she couldn't work anymore, so I started finding ways to make money so we could afford her medicine... The month she died I hadn't been able to get enough money for her medicine... If I had done a better job maybe she'd still be alive," Evania replied, still in the same apathetic tone. She hopped up onto the exam table and waited patiently for the doctor to arrive. At last a tall Togrutan woman walked into the room. She unwrapped the cloth from Evania's hand and examined the bloody burn that covered her palm. There was a small amount of rubble caked into it from climbing down the building.
"That's a nasty looking burn. What happened to you, kiddo?" The doctor asked as she retrieved a pair of tweezers to pull the larger chunks of debris out of the wound.
"I got a little too close to a campfire one night... and I tore it open again this morning climbing around some old buildings," the girl lied so easily it was almost terrifying. The doctor nodded and finished cleaning the wound. The Togruta put some bacta on it and bandaged it up again with an actual bandage this time.
"Make sure she doesn't take the bandage off. It should be fine in a day or two," the doctor explained to Solan before allowing them to leave. [member="Solan Charr"]