"Lieutenant, speak when spoken to-" He choked when he got a glimpse of my face. "Yes, George?" "W-What in all things holy are you in military attire for?" He struggled to gain graceful composure, slowly falling to his knees beside me. "I think I have already told you sir, I do not thrive in dresses." "So you stole that uniform." "Precisely, except 'stole' is a harsh word. I would prefer the word 'borrow'." I smiled at him. ~~~ Thank you for your interest in this book. Yes, it's another King George x Reader book. I hope that I don't bore you that bad with it. Disclaimer: I do not own Hamilton or any of its characters. I only came up with the plot. ***LMAO this is some shit I wrote as a junior in high school damn this is old.

young Hamilton X reader lemon... Yea . ⚠️Warning! This does get pretty dark so please keep that in mind ❤️

Y/N, being 19 as she is, decided to join the revolutionary war to only discover an appalling truth about her. Her dad being one of the british officers, she still wanted to participate to defend America. She only intended to fight and get revenge against the British forces-but took a massive turn when Y/N started to develop feelings for the one and only Frenchman, Gilbert du Motier Marquis de Lafayette. Would she survive, fighting and slaughtering the British forces, or undeniably fall in-love with him?

your the sister of the one and only drunk baguette LAFAYETTE! one day you decided to go to the bar to bring him home and you meet a certain freckled face friend of his, I DO NOT OWN HAMILTON THAT WAS CREATED BY THE AMAZING LIN MANUEL MIRANDA!

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DISCONTINUED & CRINGEY Brielle Washington finds herself moving in with her Uncle temporary. That temporary turned into more permanent due to the most upsetting casualties. But, little does she know that in doing so she may meet the most fantastic group of people. One of which, she grows extremely close to. Yet all this happiness she discovers, was definitely Gone Too Soon. 1776 All right to Lin Manuel Miranda in creating Hamilton and American Musical, I bow down to you.