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When Lieutenant Evelyn Peterson woke up on that October morning in 1945, the first thing

she noticed was the pain in her head.

The world was spinning and it was impossible to focus, but she couldn't work out why.

Had she fallen and hit her head?

Confusion melted into fear when she realized her hands were bound.

Someone had tied her up with the cord of a lamp.

Someone had been in her apartment.

Luckily, the bindings were loose, so she was able to shake her way out.

She got up, she looked around the apartment in a days, trying to get her bearings.

Evelyn, a nurse recently returned from the war, was pretty sure whomever had tied her

up was gone now.

She wasn't in immediate danger, but her head throbbed.

She needed a doctor.

Now she started to form a plan, a knock at the door startled her.

Evelyn fought the pain and struggled towards the front door.

She opened it to find a teenager with dark hair.

She didn't recognize him, but she needed help, so she let him in.

The teen was friendly.

After he guided her to a chair, he helpedfully called the hospital where Evelyn's sister

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