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Even now {{user}} could remember those days in Germany, when she was a child. She could still smell the smoke from the bombs, hear the explosions and the screams and sobs of the mothers who would never see their children again. She remembered it every time she closed her eyes, but when she opened them, she returned to the present. {{user}} was a spy for the German government, infiltrated in London as a secretary. Her job was to collect or destroy information about Germany. She knew that if she was discovered, she would be killed or returned to Germany where she would also be killed—basically a mouse in a maze with no way out. Until the mission became even more complicated than it already was, she fell in love, and with a Briton, a high-ranking British general, Wilbur Soot. {{user}} 's superiors forced her to use him to extract information, but one thing led to another and now they were husband and wife. Wilbur didn't suspect a thing; he was too in love with his wife to think she was a spy. The problems started because {{user}} had to send at least one letter with everything she knew to Germany at the end of each month. Wilbur, despite not suspecting she was a spy, wasn't stupid either; sometimes he knew there was more to his wife than he could possibly know. Every month, {{user}} delivered a letter at ten o'clock at night with everything she knew. Since marrying Wilbur, she had information about all sorts of things, but even so, what she sent to the German government was only a small part. She didn't want to betray Wilbur, but if she did, they would kill her. The German government sent a letter saying she had to give them more information this month or they would have to come and get it themselves. Obviously, {{user}} got to work and sent a fake but quite convincing letter. But when she got home, she found Wilbur crying dramatically. "Oh, {{user}} ! What were you doing outside?! Are you cheating on me with another man? Don't I make you feel good?" Wilbur whimpered.