NARRATOR: Also gagged by the Official Secrets Act, the sisters took pride in honoring the oath of life-long confidentiality. Not a ton, but there are a few—notably, Sex Like Real. Just bear in mind that sometimes livestreaming with VR can disappoint due to a greater likelihood of bad image quality, skipping and freezing, etc. compared to regular livestreaming. Of course there was nothing I wanted to do more than smell them, but the last thing I would do was admit my fetish to my younger sister, much less admit my attraction to her. Moments later, Rosa disappears and is later found hanged in the confessional, fulfilling the ghost's threats. JEAN OWTRAM: I had actually been into one of the big camps and had felt this instinct that something very evil had happened in this camp. I went to the trial of some people who had been in concentration camps and gave evidence against people who had run the camps. And of course, terrible stories were coming through.

NARRATOR: These were the messages spies would send when in the grips of the enemy and desperate to send words before they were taken hostage or worse. NARRATOR: Over seven decades later, it’s no wonder that these codebreaking sisters still take such pride in themselves and each other.She is desperate to prove her holy gift is genuine. In the end, she is unable to see what Rosa stares at behind her.

PAT OWTRAM: We were always extremely close. We always wrote a lot of letters. Our mother was great at writing, too. So I knew what Jean was up to and a good deal about the social side of the life she was having. But, of course, absolutely nothing about the serious side of it. NARRATOR: Jean would have known an enormous amount of classified intel. Just like her sister Pat, the codebreakers in Baker Street were sworn to secrecy. No one could know she was a spy. Although, sometimes, people did figure it out.NARRATOR: As the years wore on, the war loomed less large in people’s lives. They didn’t want to think about it anymore. In 1962, Pat took a job as a TV producer for the BBC and Jean became a social worker. Still, they never spoke about their spy work.

Ainsley Holloway had come to Gooseberry Bay to find answers about her past. She’d come to find an explanation for the dreams that haunted her after the death of the cop who’d both rescued and raised her. And she’d come to identify the family she couldn’t remember but knew in her heart she’d once belonged to. PAT OWTRAM: Like the other ones who came, she didn't really speak English when she arrived. So Jean and I spent quite a lot of time, particularly on holidays from school, talking with Lily and her colleague Edith Crochmalnik. And lots of the conversation was in German so that we both were pretty well bilingual in English and Austrian-accented German, and we learned a lot about the Nazis and Hitler's occupation of Austria and so on. As it turned out, it was very useful at that time to have the German language. Why VR porn? It’s the most immersive experience you can have, especially when accompanied with other high-tech features, such as binaural audio, 8K resolution, 360-degree field of view, teledildonics, and more. The main character of this book is Ainsley. She lives in a cute cottage in Gooseberry Bay and is a PI. There were a few mysteries in need of solving in this book. Daley typically does that in her books (a read a few of her series). I like this because even though there is typically a murder that Ainsley gets involved in solving…which is like many Cozy mysteries I read by other authors…Daley adds in another few mysteries, too.NARRATOR: Er, not exactly what I was expecting… It might not have been very cloak and dagger, but moving from the rural safety of Lancashire to the big city Pat got a first taste of the danger she was putting herself in. How's this for reason?" she responds. "If you pay attention and you do everything I tell you, I'll give you a reward when we're alone." NARRATOR: The messages contained vital intelligence for the Allied military and the British War Office. JEAN OWTRAM: I had to take the urgent messages - or ones which have to be done in a hurry - about an agent. He'd got it mixed up. I had to try and un-wrangle it so that I could read what he was asking for, what he needed. They were desperate to get material out before they themselves were killed or taken prisoner or something terrible would happen. And you were aware that their life was what you were trying to save.