Elizabeth Victoria Anne, a beautiful child born to privilege, led a life of comfort and education ‎under the watchful eyes of her parents, Birmingham City Councillor David Pritchard and his ‎socialite wife, Eunice. Her idyllic existence, filled with fine art and garden soirees, shattered ‎one fateful night during the Second World War. As bombs rained down, Elizabeth's life was ‎turned upside down, her parents lost and her home partially destroyed. Thrust into the chaos, ‎Elizabeth found unexpected strength and purpose. Amid the rubble and sorrow, she rescued ‎and sheltered four orphaned children. Her courage and compassion shone through, even as she ‎discovered the shocking truth about her own adoption. Determined to find her place in the ‎world, Elizabeth joined the Land Army, moving to Herefordshire, where she hoped to uncover ‎her past and build a future defined by resilience and newfound independence.‎