Peter "Pete" Anderson is an American GI fighting in France alongside his fellow soldiers in the battle for France.

During a skirmish, Peter gets separated from his squad, trying to escape a group of Nazi soldiers closing in on him, leading up to his capture.

After being tortured for information on his squad, a Nazi tries to Pete him by shooting him in the head, but was killed by a French resistance sniper, leading up to a squad of French resistance fighters storming in and taking out the entire group of Germans.

As they looked for survivors, a beautiful young French woman by the name of Marie DuPont spots him, calling her fellow fighters over, helping Peter back to their camp, where they try to give him information on where his squad is, but to no avail, thanks to the Nazis taking control of the radios.

After a while, since his rescue, Marie and Peter started talking and fight alongside each other during raids, patrols, and keeping watch. However, Marie starts to fall for the GI, handsome underneath all the dirt and dust, but how does Pete feel about her?

So, I know that what I plan on writing in the future is a bit controversial because this was the second most devastating war in history, but this is where I'm usually good at in regards to knowing the history of it due to my own history of an American Civil War reenactor.

I feel like I can get this story down, just because I'm a history enthusiast, I've been watching WWII movies for inspiration, and I can guarantee that this future is gonna be better than "The Notebook".

What this story is, it's kinda like Saving Private Ryan, where it takes place in a real time, but it's fictional, so that's kinda my thing when writing stories as I've done it before when I was reenacting.

In those days, I would write down my experiences as if I was a real Civil War soldier and describe it all as if it was real like camping, "death", missing home, disease (even though it was for storytelling rather than a real thing, even if it was real back in the 1860s), and the fear of knowing that at some point it's kill or be killed on the battlefield. I still have the journals with me, but trust me when I tell you, if I still understood cursive, I would've been able to share what I had written around that time, so their goes any possibility of sharing with you some excerpts from my journals.

Anyway, this is what I plan on doing in the future and I really want to try this kind of story while keeping everything as real as possible.

That's about it.

See ya.