Yo! I might not continue this but I this fanfiction is based all off a true story that Is really stressful for so.. I started to write this to get my true feelings out so... yEaH (Cover is not mine the artist is Ziksua) P.S It May take 2 days for me to write a chapter

I'm on the outside always looking in

After being bullied by the friend of her ex, Y/N got expelled after getting into a fight with John Laurens who pushed it too far. After that she got expelled. A few years later she goes to college only to find a very unpleasant surprise at her doorstep. Based on a true story Made for the 100th followers count The cover is made by my awesome friend: @Em_The_Artist

I'm Y/N. Y/N L/N to be exact and I run an endangered wildlife foundation. I also work at a mental institution... recently I've been assigned a new patient. :-: :-: I entered the room and found a man with a fro and neatly trimmed beard, his skin was a beautiful Carmel color that complimented his eyes well. I stared at the man in thought, he wore a straight jacket and his head was hung, breathing softly. I couldn't find a thing wrong with him from the outside. So, I sat across the table from him. "Hello, I'm Dr. L/N. I'll be your new Doctor, as from what be heard, your last one quit. Yes?" I asked calmly. The man looked up and locked eyes with me, "Why hello, darlin'~" he purred. "You could say that. Although, He was such a bore." He yawns with an unamused look. "Your name?" I asked as I pulled out a clipboard, he seemed mentally stable. Why was everyone saying he was so bad? "Thomas Jefferson, but, you can call me daddy~" he cooed. I held back a scoff of disgust, it's going to be a long day.

A modern Hamliza story. (may also include Jeggy ;) ) No I didn't make the story cover I found it online

[LAMS college AU] John Laurens, an ordinary South Carolinian college student, makes an online friend named AnotherScottishTragedy. He assumes that this boy is just like him, just an ordinary college student with an ordinary life. When John discovers that his online friend is the famous writer Alexander Hamilton, he is starstruck. He is amazed that someone as brilliant as Alexander would want to be friends with him. But when John's feelings for Alexander begin to go beyond friendship, things take a turn for the worst. John can't love Alex, can he? Because Alex is too good for him, isn't he?

Set in modern times Eliza lives in New York with her sisters, Angelica, and Margarita (Peggy). Eliza wasn't that interested in romance until she developed a crush on Alexander Hamilton in 6th grade. The three Schuylur sisters graduated and went to high school. It's been 3 years since Eliza had started liking Alexander, but she pretended to hate him and his friends, (except for John Laurens because she knew that her sister Peggy liked him and he was more tolerable then the rest of the boys) until they all end out at the same high school. Will Eliza confess her feelings to Alexander? Alexander Hamilton has had a crush on Eliza Schuylur since they met in 5th grade, but he knows that she hates him and all of his friends except for John Laurens. He wants to tell her how he feels but worries that she would reject him and break his heart. ~Highest ranking: #2 in Hamliza~

(Y/n) Jefferson has just moved back to her hometown of Albemarle County, Virginia, with her father Thomas Jefferson, only to find herself swept off to New York. What happens when she meets the man himself Alexander Hamilton, and his son Phillip Hamilton, will she be able to ignore this new found foe, or will something blossom out of this relationship?

I am not a professional historian, nor am I a professional author. I am just a student who is interested in the life and times of John Laurens and the American Revolutionary war. This is a book that I am writing for fun, with the hope that I can help some people get a rough idea of the life of this great soldier, and maybe even spark someone's interest in this time period. If you are looking for a detailed biography by a professional, I would recommend 'John Laurens and the American Revolution' by Gregory D. Massey.