Philip's POV
I couldn't believe the reason why Alice was upset with me. I love her with my whole heart, I trust her more than I trust myself but it hurts me to know that she doesn't trust me.
The reason I left the house was because I was getting ready mad and I didn't wanted to hurt Alice. That's the last thing I could ask for.
I went to the veranda and sat down until the sun went down.
I stayed there until the moon showed up and I didn't wanted to go back because I was just not ready to have a big talk but then suddenly I heard some light footsteps cracking wood.
I turned back and Alice was standing in front of me with her nightgown.
"Hey..." she said quietly. She seemed really empty inside. I've never seen her like that.
"Hi..." I said.
We both sighed.
"Philip, I'm so sorry, I've been so dumb, I was unreasonable and I keep on messing everything up, I still don't know how you manage to stay with me and my personality, I'm just a horrible person and I know it and I need to improve myself." she let out some tears drop of her eyes but immediately wiped them out.
"Alice, stop that, you are not a horrible person, you are my person. I love you so much and I trust you with my whole heart and life but—I don't feel like you do." I said calmly.
"It's hard for me to trust anyone. But I trust you, I really do, I just—sometimes I get too paranoid and only think about myself. But there is no way I could ever not trust you." she said without any hesitation.
"You might need some explanations about what happened with all that Daisy situation..." I started.
"Her mother is sick and she has to work twice the amount of she was before. She's going through hard times and I was just letting her know that I was supportive about her and that I'd like to meet up with her as soon as I come back in America so I might help her before leaving to King's College." I said.
Alice just stayed in all her emotions with a dash of shock.
"I'm so sorry, I can't believe myself, I'm the worst." she mumbled.
"I should've told you though, what I did seemed a little suspicious and I was scared that you'll have a reaction like the one you had. That's why I tried to keep it secret but you would've understood it if I told you. I was the dumb one here." I said and I sighed.
"We had a lot of ups and downs since we started dating...Why are we like this?" she asked me.
"I don't know. I guess before, we were just best friends, we didn't care about who we were seeing and talking to and we didn't get jealous and possessive about each other." I said.
"I love you so much that I'm scared to loose you. I'm scared that you would find someone else and leave me." she said deeply.
I approached her and gently held her hands.
"I would never leave you, no matter what, I'll always be with you until death tear us apart." I said in all confidence.
"Me too. Please let's not fight again. I can't stand us being apart." she said.
We then hugged and went back inside.
We went to bed and I finally had a good sleep.
The next days went pretty well and we had the biggest fun before returning back in America.
~September, 1799, America~
Alice and I were packing for college. I was very excited but devastated that she was going away. I couldn't imagine a life without her.
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You Know My Name, Not My Story
Historical FictionAlice Williams, the daughter of the famous scientist, Jacob Williams, becomes good friends with Philip Hamilton, the eldest son of Alexander Hamilton. You might now, know her name but her story is yet to be discovered... -A/N- • the cover is not my...