Hassan Khalil

Every day, Hassan wakes before dawn, climbing into his familiar white minibus to ensure it's ready for the children's long ride to school—a lifeline he refuses to break. Though predictability in lunch provides solace, he’s always on edge, bracing for the next financial jolt or bureaucratic twist that could threaten his fragile stability. Within his thin-walled room, the persistent hum of his neighbor's washing machine vibrates through the floor, resonating with his own internal hum of worries and resilience.