Right of Thirst

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Haunted by guilt over his wife's death, cardiologist Charles Anderson seeks redemption by volunteering for earthquake relief in a war-torn Islamic country. However, his mission quickly spirals into chaos when the expected refugees fail to arrive and artillery fire erupts nearby, forcing him to confront not only the dangers of his environment but also his own inner turmoil. This gripping narrative explores themes of loss, responsibility, and the unpredictable nature of humanitarian efforts amidst conflict.