Secrets Only Grow

John Laurens never died at the Battle of the Combahee River, and resumed his schooling with Alexander Hamilton after the war. They continued their relationship in secret, knowing quite well what the consequences would be if it was ever brought to light.
After the Reynolds Affair and Philip's death, Alexander thought that the worst of his life was over, and he would be able to live in peace with Eliza and Laurens.
However, controversial pamphleteer James T. Callender has other ideas when he receives more letters about another scandal concerning none other than former Secretary of Treasury Alexander Hamilton and war hero John Laurens. Although, would it be his style to reveal a scandal without playing with the targets first?