"We can't do this." I whisper as our lips re-connect, a tingling fire surging through my body as his hands ravage unexplored lands; my innocence dissipating away with every peck he trails down my neck. "I know we can't. That's why it's so exciting." He replies through kisses. His effortless charm intoxicates me; drowning me; hunting me; devouring me. "What if my brother finds out?" The perpetuated patter of the rain unable to subdue my groan as he digs his nails deeper into my skin. "Who cares." ********** Welcome to my story, where an innocent boy finds a not so innocent boy in his bed; where they do not so innocent things. - YOP

Marquis de Lafayette was killed during a rebel uprising in France. When he died, he had only one request: that Thomas Jefferson, his friend who bore a striking resemblance to him, imitate him and break up with his boyfriend Alexander Hamilton. He wanted to make the news easier for him to bear. But when Thomas develops feelings for Alex, will he be able to keep up the illusion? How long can this scheme last? And, more importantly, must it be a scheme? Would Alex love Thomas if he knew who he really was?

"You're just about as messed up as me. I think we could be friends." "If this is considered illegal, don't tell anyone." A teen drama that follows the life of Graysen Alton, Alexandra Verde, and Jackson Douglass. Enjoy. DISCLAIMER: My first wattpad story so brace yourself.

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Anything you write on your arm appears on your soulmates arm. It's cute...right? Trigger Colors - 🔴 - blood 🟠 - sex 🟡 - fighting 🟢 - self harm 🔵 - suicide 🟣 - rape ⚫️ - abuse

20-year-old John Laurens makes a new friend online whom goes by the name of, WritingTil'51... [Completed! ✔] Warnings/Keep in mind before reading: First fanfic. I only portrayed Eliza like this for storytelling purposes. Many plot holes, seeing as this is my first fanfic. When I was writing this, I was (still am) very cringy so please excuse the author notes. A few typos. Coarse language.

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