"A pleasure to meet you. I'm-" "Alexander Hamilton," I finish for him. "I know who you are." *** September 25, 2018, started out as an ordinary day. Eliza Schuyler went to school, took some notes, and went to a party (at the behest of her best friend). That is until she finds herself in the year 1778. Confused and disorientated, she meets Alexander Hamilton, and his friends and comrades, where she lays witness and becomes a participant to the events of the Revolutionary War. What she doesn't expect, though, is her growing feelings for Alexander Hamilton, the dashing Patriot officer and aide-de-camp of General Washington, and the feeling that perhaps she's been in 1778 before... **FIRST PLACE WINNER OF THE 2019 SUMMER AWARDS** ** FIRST PLACE WINNER OF THE 2019-2020 FREEDOM AWARDS**

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~

Alexander and Eliza are both just starting at Kings college. None of them knew that one faithful day, when a two peaple ran into eachother, that all their lives would be changed forever. Soon, Alex and Eliza are inseperable. Their love was strong and deep. They both knew they could count on eachother. Even when the going gets tough. This focuses mostly on Hamliza, but contains Mullete, Jeggy, Thomgelica, and Theoburr. Please comment your opinions!!! *Also, the story line is mine, but nothing else is,exept discriptions and etc*

Alexander Hamilton is a real asshole. Ever since he met John Laurens, Lafayette and Hercules Mulligan, he's become a bad boy. And with Thomas Jefferson constantly trying to threaten him all the time, makes the situation even worse. He thinks that Love is fake. Perhaps someone will change his mind? Elizabeth Schuyler, Usually called Eliza, Liz or Betsey. She is the good girl in this story. She doesn't like fighting, arguing or killing. Duh, she is a cinnamon roll. Eliza thinks that her sisters are much more prettier and talented. Maybe someone will make her think differently. What happens when the two cross paths. Will they fall in love with each other or will they just become friends, or even enemies??? {THIS HAS SWEARING. Please don't read if not comfortable with that...}

COMPLETED. "i believe i don't know you." "hamilton, alexander." "formal. im eliza." - a love story between elizabeth schuyler and alexander hamilton. when alexander is invited to a nighttime hang out with his co workers friends, he will meet someone there who will become so much more than that. - written by: andpeggles - © the characters used in this story are portrayed by lin manuel miranda's characters in the musical "hamilton" based off of real historical characters. all rights reserved.

FINISHED :) Ever since Alexander was a child, he found comfort in dance. Through all the troubles in his life he knew that if he walked into a studio and turned on some music, everything would be fine. Alexander was a loner, but that was before he met Elizabeth Schuyler. Elizabeth, called Eliza by pretty much everyone, had been dancing almost as soon as she could walk. Her life was a beautiful whirlwind: competitions all the time, choreographing her own dances, attending dance classes, as well as being a high school student on the honor roll. Both Alexander and Eliza have a lot on their plates, not just as dancers but in their personal lives too, which were indeed about to become tangled together.