((soulmate au where whatever you write on your body ends up on your soulmate's body as well)) Hamilton doodles on his arms every single day. Wether it was actual notes, reminders, or just doodles, he was writing on his arms. But, he also had other problems. Problems with depression and suicide that he couldn't shake off him. Jefferson being one of the main causes. But he's also (anonymously) one of the reasons Hamilton is alive.

Some scars don't fade. Some love stories aren't written in ink-they're carved into bone. Alexander Hamilton came to college for a fresh start, not to relive the nightmare he barely survived. But when Thomas Jefferson-the boy who once held his heart and shattered it-walks back into his life, survival becomes complicated. Again. Caught between rage and longing, Alexander is forced to navigate a dangerous game of unresolved feelings and the kind of tension that never really dies. As old wounds reopen and forgotten memories resurface, he and Thomas find themselves orbiting each other once more-pulled together by gravity, torn apart by history. But forgiveness isn't easy. Trust is harder. And falling in love with the boy who broke you might be the most reckless thing of all. In a world where trauma lingers like a shadow and love doesn't come with guarantees, Forgetting Logic is a raw, poetic journey through heartbreak, healing, and the slow burn of two boys learning that sometimes, the hardest person to let go of is the one who knows all your secrets. Perfect for fans of heartfelt angst, queer romance, found family, and second chances that cut deep before they heal.

"The story of then, told by the people of now." When 19-year old Alexander Hamilton arrives at New York City, he leaves behind his past of horror and death to join America. My fanfiction/story tells the tale of the Founding Fathers as they struggle through college life, love, and drama in the 21st Century! ++++++++++ #65 (out of 5.9k stories) in Hamilton - 5.10.2018 #174 in Fanfiction - 2.18.2017 #11 in Musicals - 5.24.2018