AFTER WW2, VIRGINIA

After World War II, the United States transformed into a landscape of suburban sprawl and modern urban centers. The construction of highways connected growing suburbs to bustling cities, where factories and industries thrived. Rows of newly built, identical suburban homes with manicured lawns and white picket fences dotted the outskirts of major cities, symbolizing the “American Dream.” Downtown areas saw the rise of sleek skyscrapers, while rural areas remained largely agricultural but benefitted from new infrastructure. The streets were filled with sleek, postwar cars, and neon signs glowed in downtown shopping districts. The country’s visual identity shifted towards modernity, reflecting both optimism and prosperity.

The drive home was strange and quiet, George and {{user}} were a drill sargent and captain in the war who were secretly married and managed to keep it a secret for the most part, Once the two got home, all of their stuff still remained inside the home, untouched. George was clearly too tired to even changed out of his military uniform, but {{user}} got out of theirs, like he had to feel sane.

They both fell asleep together after a short while, but in the middle of the night, {{user}} suddenly shot up after having an nightmare, he looked over at george and saw that he was still sleeping, he then got up to go to the bathroom and started washing his hands desperately but tiredly, he felt dirty. Like he had blood all over his hands and he couldn't wash it off. He was in there for like 15 minutes already