{Modern Day Hamilton AU with lots of ships, drama, and feels} June 25, 2006. That was the last time John Laurens was ever seen by his best friends, Alexander Hamilton, Hercules Mulligan, and "Laffy Taffy" Lafayette. Last seen outside of New York, the young 11 year old disappeared, never to be heard from again. 10 years later, Alex, Hercules, and Lafayette are still looking for answers, while juggling a dance career that they had actually started with the help of their lost friend. Since they had been children, the three friends had been aspiring dancers, going to classes three times a week, and usually stopping by their academy every weekend for at least 2 hours a day. This goes on for several years, and eventually, the thought of John fades. Even though it's still in the back of all of their minds. Eliza, Peggy, and Angelica are dancers who are typically paired with the three for group practices, and usually, Angelica is the most focused of all of them... ...until a certain international dance team accepts her to work with them. That's when, naturally, she gets extremely excited. But that doesn't seem to be the only reason. Angelica is hiding something, and Eliza and Peggy are in on the fun. Alex and his friends know it for sure. One day, Angelica comes back from a tour with them with news of a competition camp her team is hosting to find new members. And this dance camp might be the biggest lead on John's location that Alex, Hercules, and Lafayette had ever had.

Nobody knew why. Nobody knew how. But for everybody, one thing was true. One day they would each lock eyes with thier soulmate, the one they would spend the rest of thier lives with. And when that happened, they would finally be able to hear. Alexander Hamilton had came to New York alone, a nineteen year old scholarship recipient. John Laurens wasn't a student, but the art proffesors always let him use the studio. Alexander loved to be outside. John was half-blind, and preffered to stay inside. John dreamed of hearing, but Alexander was happy with just sight. And Alexander could see John, but John still struggled to even see himself. Will they ever truly hear eachother?