Hello everyone, I saw. This cool challenge on Instagram for OTP's. So I'm doing it for Ben and Oliver for Pride Month.
1. They met on their first day working for George. They were both hired as guards.
2. They're not really together official because of many reasons. But they've known each other for quite a while.
3. Ben started realising his feelings for Oliver when they arrived in America. Oliver started returning those feelings when Samuel and Ella arrived in England.
4. Talk about different couples they know. It may not seem like it but they like gossiping about their OTP's
5. No, but they have nicknames. Benjamin likes to call Oliver, Ollie and Oliver call Benjamin, Ben.
6. They haven't really confessed to each other, as being gay in the 1700s was looked down upon. But if they were to, it would be Ben.
7. They are yet to kiss.
8. ^
9. Same as number 6. But it probably is Ben.
10. Number 6
11. They haven't told any of their family members, but Samuel kind of knows that they like each other.
12. They usually are on guard together. They like having conversations about politics or local rumours.
13. They haven't been on a date but their worst experience together would be kidnapping Y/N
14. Politics and if Y/N and George are actually a good couple.
15. Oliver
16. Both
17. Number 6. But it would be Oliver.
18. Oliver
19. Ben
20. Chaos
21. Little remarks about each other but like in the most British way possible.
22. Ben
23. Ben
24. Oliver
25. Ben. He makes the most random jokes about tea.
26. Oliver
27. Depends. But usually Oliver.
28. No radios in 1782 but Ben is more musical like.
29. Oliver
30. Ben. He insists on it.
31. Ben is a food gremlin.
32. Ben. But Oliver has cried reading a children's book at 3 am.
33. Ben
34. Oliver
35. Ben doesn't like that Oliver swears a lot. Oliver hates how much sugar Ben puts in his tea.
YOU ARE READING
King George x reader - An Uncommon Game - Hamilton
Historical FictionYour father was a revolutionist in a country of loyalists. You were his daughter who had the same beliefs. Living in Britain as a revolutionary was easy as long as they didn't tell anyone. Alone you, your father and mother lived in a small cottage i...
