It happened to be that the South took over the West. West Virginia, and Pennsylvania were the only Northern states standing. DC was standing, and heavily guarded with troops. The North made for one last push, marching to Virginia. Robertson though stopped this; "It is unnecessary to have anymore bloodshed, brother fighting against brother. I favor putting an end to the rebellion, but we are clearly outnumbered." West Virginia fill to the Confederacy, Pennsylvania soon followed. The war was over.
President Cara Millson arranged a meeting with President Andrew Robertson, so different yet so alike. Both were chosen to lead their country, both were humble, and neither wanted the war. Cara made Andrew her Vice President in hope to unite the union again. All the states were together again, although not in a way they excepted. The secessionists were humbled by the crises, and eventually were able to bring themselves to compromise. The rules will be the same way they were right after the American Revolution that Jenaye White and Thomas Warren set up so long ago. The states rights doctrine was a combination between Hausheer's, Jack's and McDonald's--- although conflicting, they reliezed Hausheer's point- states need rights and can nullify federal laws, McDonald's point- we can not just secede, and Jack's point that compromise is nessasary.
The union was together again, and they were going to pick up the pieces where they left off.
Although her side was in a way victorious Rachel Midland was furious at the fact they needed to compromise still, however she passed away from influenza towards the end of the war.
Cara Millson- retired from public office and died peacefully at an old age.
Andrew Robertson- followed the same path as Cara.
Allee Millsap- served for country for the rest of her life.
Cleaning up the union's wounds, they became one strong union again.
DISCLAIMER: I in no way advocate rebellion, this however is a fictional novel and it was added for the sake of literary flavor.
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