Chapter 80 - 80: Concern's of Nations

Oskar was nineteen now.

A father of six children by two former maids—children who had turned the Neues Palais into a cheerful battlefield of crying, crawling, and tiny hands grabbing at medals and paperwork. And then, as if that weren't already insane enough, there was the seventh: a secret son whose mother was Bertha Krupp.

Sometimes Oskar would catch himself thinking about it in the quiet moments and feel his brain slide off the rails.

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