Chapter 89

"Right."

Kathleen had always felt that Elsa was a bit off, and after the other party showed a shy expression, Kathleen finally discovered what was wrong.

—She was still wearing the old-fashioned maid outfit.

"Elsa, change your clothes!"

Kathleen gave the order.

Elsa was a bit at a loss.

"Change...?" This time, her tone was different.

"In the suitcase..."

Elsa answered.

"I'll help you."

Kathleen went over and opened the suitcase for her.

On top was a full-metal mask. Over the past two months, she had worn it quite often, and it prevented her from speaking when worn.

Below the mask was a steel plate.

"This is..."

"The back cover."

Elsa explained.

Kathleen gestured a couple of times.

"Then this..."

It was similar to the back cover, but had a tapered end. Without saying, this was the plug, the thing Mrs. Susan called evil and twisted.

"That... Mrs. Susan said to throw it away... but I thought it was a bit of a waste."

Kathleen also gestured and then put it aside.

It might be interesting, but if she wanted to play, it certainly wouldn't be on the ship.

Further down were Elsa's own things, including a very short skirt on top.

Kathleen took it out.

Then, Kathleen locked the door.

"Come, put it on..."

Actually, if sex with men is like a storm reaching its peak, then with women, it's a gradual buildup to an incomparable explosion. In most cases, women-to-women is much more comfortable. (From a lesbian's description, absolutely true.)

An hour later, Elsa finally changed into a casual outfit.

"Come, let's go out!"

At this moment, the ship was heading towards the estuary, and people were busy packing their luggage.

There was a swimming pool at the front of the ship, but not many people were there yet.

"Here, it's our world now~"

Kathleen looked at the azure sky and took a deep breath.

Then, Kathleen turned to look at Elsa.

She pressed one hand on her skirt, while the other hand gripped the railing, gazing into the distance.

"Never... I've never seen such a scene..."

"Have you never left London?"

Elsa shook her head blankly.

Not yet in America, but here in Britain, during the intense clash between conservatism and fashion, many girls, like Elsa, were confined within the city.

From another perspective, this level of restriction was no less severe than the oppression of women in ancient China.

Now, it was the early stage of the women's liberation movement. In fact, women didn't ask for much, perhaps... she could help them too.

But that might be something for the future.

"Elsa, you're really beautiful."

"Um... thank you."

At the same time, in London, a new type of shoe was introduced, a completely flat shoe, but unlike Kathleen's, this one had a heel at the back.

Once introduced, the trendy girls fell in love with these shoes.

No wonder some people say that as long as suffering is turned into fashion, girls will flock to it...

Then, the ship finally arrived in America.

After the car stopped in New York, Kathleen took a car home.

Although Kathleen had seen the scenery of New York many times, seeing it again now...

"Oh, Kate, welcome home."

Bruce, dressed in a suit, was about to leave.

"Are you going out?"

Kathleen asked.

"Yes, unfortunately, Kate, I have to go out when you just got home."

"What's the matter?"

Kathleen noticed that the other party seemed a bit anxious.

"The Pentagon wants to see me... oh, this is also related to you, Kate."

"What?"

Kathleen was a bit puzzled.

The Pentagon, which is probably the U.S. Department of Defense, wants to see her father?

"Boy, the thing in your 'Fallout'... They originally approached Sanders, but now they're coming to me."

The Boy, in Fallout, is a personal computer, but not an ordinary one. It's a powerful device worn on the arm with multiple auxiliary functions.

Of course, in the game, this thing can check inventory, but Kathleen thought it would be too fake in the movie.

So she changed it to make the Boy capable of checking various human biological conditions and providing a map scanning radar to scan and store the surrounding terrain. This way, one person might know everything around them.

Kathleen knew that the U.S. military later had a similar "Land Warrior" program.

And some parts of the U.S. military were also equipped with personal computers, like the iPad 2.

Could the U.S. Department of Defense be interested in this too?

Kathleen became excited.

In the movie, Kathleen set the Boy's manufacturing company as Apple.

At the same time, Kathleen also had Apple release a report on the future prospects of personal computers.

In the report, Kathleen specifically pointed out that personal computers would become a mass product, while supercomputers would be the darlings of research institutions and government agencies, but not accessible to the general public.

Kathleen even boldly mentioned the "Moore's Law" that Moore was supposed to release this year, stating that the performance of computers would double every 1-2 years.

Of course, the other party might just be interested, but that's all.

After all, a scientific achievement requires long-term effort to support it.

This was the Cold War era, and it was also the theme of this world. At this time, all mainstream national activities were basically centered around it.

There was no need to create a physical product; as long as they could convince them to invest money, that would be fine.

"Dad, take me with you!"

Kathleen immediately wanted to go along.

"No. And you can't be involved in this."

Bruce shook his head.

Even if they noticed Kathleen, they wouldn't listen to a child, especially a girl.

Bruce then hurriedly left.

Most of America's major companies had intricate ties with the government, and now this was also an opportunity for the Ark Group.

In business, Kathleen was much more astute than in her personal life. Whenever she encountered such matters, she seemed like a different person.

Emma wasn't at home, so Kathleen immediately left and headed to the headquarters of the Ark Group.

This was an opportunity!

She had to seize it!

...

Compared to Europe in this era, my portrayal is already much lighter. Really. As someone with a passion for historical accuracy, I can say that everything is based on research.

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