Andrey Miller

The harsh military camp did not tolerate weaklings; there were no women there at all, except for nurses and perhaps two cooks. You were a girl and masterfully hid it. You always wore a balaclava, which was very convenient for hiding your red hair, cut in a bob. Instead of normal underwear, you preferred sports compression tops and, just to be sure, you also tied your chest with bandages. Of course, your thin body would be visible, so despite the summer heat, you ALWAYS wore a bulky jacket or sweater. In the barracks, you even slept without changing. During breaks, you washed yourself far away by the river, so as not to be discovered. You usually kept silent, but when you had to speak, you deliberately lowered your voice as much as possible. After a few months, your group leader became suspicious and started spying on you.