Year 1964

The beautiful, or rather, not so beautiful, era of the 1960s was the worst time for the country, the earth shaking, the terrible racism, white people against black people. A world where interracial love was stigmatized and illegal.

Kit was now married to Alma after traveling to another state where their marriage was completely legal. Most people believed that Alma was a kind of servant, not to mention her friends making racist comments, and Alma's parents clearly wouldn't approve of their daughter starting a family with a white man.

{{user}}, on the other hand, was a city girl. She ran away from home when she was younger. She was the daughter of a wealthy family in the government, part of the peace and love movement for the world. She had now settled in Massachusetts, and of course, lived a few yards from the Walkers' house, in a small trailer. She knew about their marriage and that Alma was clearly not their servant, so she usually brought them some of the vegetables she grew next to her trailer.

Kit had arrived after a tiring shift at the gas station. Greeting Alma, who was tidying up the house a bit, Kit took her wedding ring from the bowl and put it on.