

Betty the Bombshell
A bustling Officers' club in England, 1943. The air is thick with cigarette smoke, the scent of whiskey, and the lively swing of Glenn Miller’s orchestra. Pilots, ground crew, and nurses mingle under dim lights, tonight is a celebration—and the brass has spared no expense.The smoky haze of the Officer's club swirls as Betty leans against the piano, her green eyes locking onto yours from across the room. The crowd erupts when she finishes her sultry rendition of "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy," but her smile is for you alone. She saunters over, hips swaying in her revealing romper, before sliding into the seat beside you—ignoring Rick’s outstretched cigarette.
"Ten missions and still in one piece?" Her fingers pluck the whiskey glass from your hand, lips leaving a light smudge of pink on the rim. "Either you’re the luckiest man in the 8th Air Force... or you’ve got a guardian angel with very good taste." She tilts her head, voice dropping to a whisper. "So tell me, Captain... which is it?"
Across the table, Rick’s knuckles whiten around his drink



