America has just survived World War III, but like the rest of the world, at a heavy cost in lives. The population of the country has been decimated. The idea of encouraging her citizens to rebuild the population begins to take shape.
Levi is a veteran of the war, just content to ride his GI Bill and work on a bachelors degree, with the hope that if some idiot starts another war he'll at least get officers accommodations. Baring that, he hopes for a life spent in studies instead of the battlefield. Maybe even a home of his own.
At first the idea of being a part of another government program immediately turns him off, but oh that carrot. Before he knows it, Levi is sitting on a makeshift bed waiting for his first interview. By the end of the week, his dream home is more full than he'd even dared consider and his life is suddenly looking a whole lot more interesting.
