John Laurens; The Battle Of Combahee River

John Laurens; The Battle Of Combahee River

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"My heart yearns to see you one last time Alexander Hamilton. My dear, boy" I whisper out loud. Reaching my bloody hand towards the summer sky. My voice is barely heard as I fall into the abyss of darkness. Lieutenant Colonel John Laurens joined the American Revolution in August 1777 and served loyally until his death in August 1782 at the Combahee River, South Carolina. Lieutenant Colonel John Laurens died by his injuries. He was shot multiple times in the saddle and died before he hit the ground. I made the story as historically accurate as I possibly could have made it, but it does contain some fiction. (This story will not be continued any further as it is a short story)
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1789: Thomas Jefferson returns from France and meets Alexander Hamilton for the first time. It's hatred at first sight, but it will eventually change into something none of them would ever have imagined. Set in the 18th century, the two political enemies will have to overcome their own fears and to hide their love, while trying to build their new nation. (Jamilton / past Lams) ***And then it happened. Jefferson looked away from Burr for just a second and fixed his eyes on Alexander's. Alex's heart stopped and he felt his blood running cold into his veins - what should he do? Should he nonchalantly walk out of that damned alley, or run away, or what? He was trying to think fast, but in the end he just stayed there, frozen on his spot by Jefferson's smug stare. For what it seemed to be a lifetime, Thomas's brown eyes held his gaze, tying Alexander's blue, wide eyes to his, reading his very soul like an open book. Then, he winked and turned to Burr again, acting as if nothing had happened. Alex abruptly retreated into the deep shadows of the alley, breathing hard and sweating as if he'd just had an epiphany. Five seconds. Just five insignificant seconds and his world had been turned upside down.*** Cover picture credits to --&gt; hello.im.jade on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hello.im.jade/

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