University Ne Win - Sakkin Lady

Chapter (1)

She was holding a press conference as the First Lady of the United States.

Twenty male and two female reporters from various newspapers and cable news agencies sat at desks facing each other, each with a notebook.

The two people sitting on her left and right were the First Lady's press secretary, a woman named Nora, and the female secretary, Auram, who oversaw the daily schedule.

The reporters asked the US First Lady a variety of questions, and she answered them well without hesitation.

"Is it true that you will attend the International Women's Conference in Moscow?"

When a reporter asked again, she replied, "Yes, I plan to attend that women's conference." She asked, "Do you intend to discuss the issue of equal rights for women at the Moscow conference?"

“I intend to discuss this matter extensively.”

In this way, she was able to answer questions one after another with ease.

When the press conference was over and the reporters had left, she entered the cabinet room where the ministers were meeting.

There was a television in that room, and some people were sitting in front of it, watching the press conference that had been held earlier from this room.

Among the group of people was a burly man. He was General Petrov, the head of the Russian secret service (KGB).

He smiled and clapped his hands in appreciation. "That's great... you're so thorough that there's nothing to say. You're so natural. That's why I really appreciate you."

As General Petrov spoke these words of praise, Colonel Zuber, the woman's lover Razin, and two other unidentified men standing behind him also applauded and applauded.

The reason for this widespread praise is as follows.

The person who had earlier held a press conference and answered reporters' questions was not the real US First Lady. It was a Russian woman who looked so much like the First Lady that she was indistinguishable. Her name was Vera Bavilova, but everyone called her Vera for short.

Vera was a special project of the Russian secret service (KGB) to prepare and train her to act as a spy by posing as a woman named Billie, the first lady of the United States.

This preparation had been going on for a long time, so it was considered that they were ready, so they practiced the final full-dress drill as if they were holding a press conference at the real US presidential palace.

The head of the KGB, General Petrov, was watching Vera's performance on television from this cabinet meeting room and praised her so much that he was so impressed.

The intelligence officer Razin, who was next to Petrov, was the lover of the woman Vera.

Vera is a Russian theater actress. "So, Vera... are you ready?"

General Petrov asked with a smile, and Vera, dressed as the American First Lady, smiled.

“Yes. I am ready.” “Okay... then I will go and report to the Prime Minister.”

After speaking, Petrov left with a satisfied expression.

The place where they are now practicing in full uniform is a secret chamber in the Kremlin, the headquarters of the authorities in Moscow.