A young leader of an imminent uprising and a cynical daughter of a highly respected French general sub-standardly live their lives in France, 1832. Their paths lead them to an unfortunate night; the night they first met. Amidst grief, anger, and reckoning, can they find common ground for the freedom of their people? Who knows, perhaps they may find even more. (ENJOLRAS X OC; ON-GOING; POSSIBLE LEMON in later chapters)

The streets of Paris have been filled with unrest for some time when seventeen year old Marie meets Enjolras for the first time while walking the streets with her father Javert. While Marie feels an instant connection with Enjolras her father sees nothing in him but a poor rebel and order her to stay away from him. Marie has always listened to her father but as the tension in Paris rises so does the tension between her and her father. As sparks start to rise will Marie choose Family or Love? Safety or Risk? Life or Death? And most importantly Faith or Hell? Cover by: @anothercinderellaa

She was a miserable wretch, a daughter of thieves. Abused, unseen, and unloved. He was the fearless leader of an awakening rebellion. Lonely, frustrated, and misunderstood. And then suddenly, they found each other. . . For those of us who treasure Victor Hugo's drama "Les Miserables," how would the story have changed if a certain Revolutionary leader had seen a young gamine in a different light? And what if some of Les Amis survived to face the aftermath of the barricade? This untold story of friendship, hope, courage, loss, and the ultimate healing power of love is not a tale of what was, but of what might have been.