Betrayed hearts

n soldier to get an encrypted code from his hotel room. Unfortunately, not all went to plan. The night ended with me putting a bullet in the heads of four German soldiers' head

e that, I nearly got a building filled with innocent people blown up. Still, I stopped that from happening and completed the mission. Then, in the mission before that, I nearly got myself an

however, he did not look impressed. He threw a case file on the desk in front of me. I

instructed as I looked at a picture of the man. He was very defined and, I must admit, good-looking. Although I was aware that it was j

e of the man in the picture to see Mr Harrington

not to be messed with; some of the stories about them are so brutal it is difficult to decipher

ur brothers, a sister, and an Aunty. They were known to be a tight-knit family who ruled the streets of Birmingha

u and Alice shall get close to the family and report back to Campbell."

be sent to jail for the crime you committed in 1915." Mr Harrington warned as a wave

everything by the book." That was a lie, but Mr

ed Alice as I sipped on my tea. Alice sig

they are always there. We could get jobs as barmaids and use it as an excuse to get

inned at her. I loved creating different identities; howeve

after the tragic murder of her father. I am a suffragette banned from her famil

lly our real-life stories."

icate, we are more likely to slip up, and we cannot afford to do that

inned back. I think this is going to be a f

ly child, adopted actually from a young Gypsy mother who couldn't look af

ciety with my ill-mannered behaviour.' (also known as being a suffragette) they kicked me out on the streets. I was arre

a soldier because I am a woman (go figure). Although my gun skills were

other, trying not to show our nerves but failing miserably. My life

e?" Alice asked

dress underneath. We grabbed our suitcases, one in each hand, and walked up the steps to the cobbled streets. Our h