Alexander Hamilton never expected to be the newest prodigy of Columbia. He never expected to have real friends, not just slightly friendly co-workers. He definitely didn't expect to have real enemies, not just people he didn't like. But out of all the surprises during his first at college, Alexander Hamilton never expected forty five crayons to change his life. But it's like what they say: life is what happens when you're busy doing other things.

Unedited: When the new kid, Alexander Hamilton, comes to town. The whole town seemed to fall victim to his intelligent eyes and hunger-pang frame. John Lauren's just happens to be one of those victims under Hamiltons spell.

To: ALEX From: JOHN Can I come over? To: JOHN From: ALEX I'm sick To: ALEX From: JOHN I'll be there in 20 minutes. (Based off a post from hamiltonstexts on instagram)

"How can you miss someone you've never even met?"

john laurens and alexander hamilton have always hated each other. laurens hates how hamilton always gets the grade and is at the top of the class while he is miraculously passing his classes. but hamilton hates how laurens can always be himself, unafraid of being judged. when the two are assigned as roommates for their sophomore year of college, things happen.

John Laurens and Alexander Hamilton become roommates while attending university. Everything is going well for the two until Thomas Jefferson sticks his cane in their business. -- John did his best to shake the rain off before he got to his dorm. Just before he reached his room the power turned off. Great. He found that the door was unlocked meaning Alexander was inside. As he stepped inside he didn't see any sign of his roommate. Another clap of thunder sounded in the sky and Laurens heard a shuffle come from under his desk. --

A modern college Lam Fanfiction! • Cover cred to THE GREATEST : @MapleFaceTheGeek • "Alex!" John grabbed my hand to stop me from walking off. I reluctantly turned around, then smiled at his goofy grin. He pulled me in close to him and looked into my eyes. "You can't just run away like that," he said, teasingly. The street lamp directly above us cast a golden glow, making John's eyes shimmer. The moon was barely visible from behind the clouds, and it was just cold enough for puffs of breath to be visible in the nights air. It was perfect. "Laurens, I like you a lot," I murmured as John pulled me in for another kiss. We stood there for a while, kissing till our lips were numb. Then we walked back home, hand in hand. •

a modern day college lams au set in the perspective of alexander (finished)