Chapter 38After thirteen hours on turbulent international flights, three transfers, recycled air and bad airline food, Olga had had plenty of time to think about her situation. This was no ordinary predicament. It called for drastic measures. Tall and lanky for seventeen, she survived thus far by using her head, while the other girls seemed to have left their brains in Warsaw.
Of course, Olga couldn't blame the girls. They had heavy-duty indoctrinations that included the promise of vast American riches. They showed them pictures of elegant gowns, jewelry and luxurious swimming pools. If they disagreed or caused any problems, they were given pills for airsickness. But Olga could tell they were lying. It wasn't going to be easy, but she had come up with a risky plan. Part one consisted of u
