Chandelier

At the height of the Cold War, Sienna Barrett was an unremarkable and otherwise anonymous child.

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She would spend the next two years participating in the most closely guarded secret in human history. No president, prime minister, or general knew of the project's existence until 30 years after every piece of it had been disassembled and the pieces incinerated.

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And then she was abruptly sent home and given the impossible task of resuming her life as if nothing had happened.

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Thirty years later,...