Where a loud, non-trusting boy meets a quiet, confident one. Unedited, incomplete, & messy.

19-year-old John Laurens has been in college for four days before his roommate shows up. When John introduces himself, the boy doesn't say a word. So when Laurens asks for his name, he raises a hand and signs "Alexander Hamilton." This surprises Laurens just a bit, because this boy didn't look like the kind to remain silent. He's seen those people before, and the boy in front of him looks like he has a lot to say. But what's keeping him from speaking his mind?

A collection of Lams oneshots that are mainly set in a modern AU and occasionally feature other characters from Hamilton. Please let me know if my French is off at anytime since Google translate isn't the most reliable source. (C) = Cute/Fluffy (A) = Angsty (Although all but one end in something cute) Picture belongs to yamhaylet on Tumblr and lizardsinner on Instagram! Go check her out! **I'm no longer accepting any requests because the book is closed** ~Enjoy and thank you for reading~

John Laurens was known in college for one thing and one thing only: He was the biggest fuck boy ever. Which was perhaps a hyperbole, but the title still stood. What most people didn't know is that behind the charming smiles and weekly hookups, John Laurens was just a desperate gay guy in search for a cute that didn't sleep. He convinced himself that if he slept with enough girls, he would start liking them eventually, but it doesn't work that way. Everything just gets even more complicated when he gets a cute roommate by the name of Alexander Hamilton, roommate who he can't resist from the second he lays eyes on him. <<COMPLETE/UNDER EDITING>>

When Alexander finally lands his dream job at Washington Law Firm, he finally feels like his life is beginning to settle down. Alexander finds himself falling into a dull, predictable routine, until he runs into his old friends at Columbia College's 5-year reunion party. Then no one can predict the chain of events that follows. - [ This is the sequel to "In New York You Can Be A New Man." You probably would want to read that first, for plot purposes. ] #121 in musicals [ 5/23/28 ]