Solitary Style (Frerard)

The American Revolution began with a small spark of defiance flourishing into a flame and a thirst for freedom soon to result in a flood of dedication.

With both fire and water, the Patriots were destined to win the war.

Gerard had believed this from the start, hanging up his pitchfork and ditching his life on the farm in favor of carrying a musket and the colonist's trust on his shoulders.

Frank, coming from a better off family, didn't believe the Patriots could win nor did he stand for what they did. Regardless, he followed his teen sweetheart to keep him safe.

They served side by side for six years and in that time, people can change drastically.

However, the bond between Frank and Gerard only grew stronger.

Now in Yorktown, Virginia, the last day of fighting would occur. The Patriots would win and declare their freedom.

But what did freedom mean for Gerard and Frank?

Gerard would return to his home and would marry a woman while Frank would return to his posh life where he was destined to marry a fine rich lady he could never love.

Frank couldn't stand the thought of it so he would cherish his last night with Gerard and hold it in his thoughts forever.

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