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The ballroom was a sea of wolf-gray uniforms and champagne flutes. Mackenzee navigated the edge of the crowd, carrying a silver tray of hors d'oeuvres. Every saluting officer's gaze dipped from her face to her décolletage, a predictable trajectory she exploited ruthlessly. "More champagne, mein Herr ?" she’d purr, leaning just so, allowing the fabric to gape. The generals became drooling idiots. One colonel nearly walked into a burning fireplace.

" Auf Wiedersehen , General," she whispered. The ballroom was a sea of wolf-gray uniforms

Pop. The third.

The game was up. But Mackenzee Pierce didn't panic. She had another weapon. Slowly, deliberately, she reached for the top button of her maid's dress. Then the next. "You want to see what I'm hiding, General?" she asked, her voice dropping to a conspiratorial whisper. "More champagne, mein Herr

The chateau stood silent under a slate-gray sky, a relic of occupied France in 1944. But within its cold, marble halls, a different kind of resistance was brewing. The Inglourious French Maids, a shadow unit of the underground, had only one rule: the enemy would never see the dusting rag coming. " Auf Wiedersehen , General," she whispered

Mackenzee turned. Von Hammer was bigger than his file photo suggested, a bull of a man with a monocle and a scar. And he was looking not at her face, but at the bulge of the camera-shaped compact she was hastily trying to hide… down her front.

She tugged at the starched white apron of a chateau maid, the black dress hugging every curve the war hadn't rationed. "This corset is a more effective interrogation device than a pair of pliers," she muttered, adjusting the lace collar that did nothing to conceal her primary assets. The mission was simple: infiltrate General Klaus von Hammer’s soirée, locate the D-Day invasion plans hidden in his study, and signal the incoming airstrike.



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