"Hey Jemmy, you know how I kinda have a teeny tiny crush on your boyfriend?" Thomas asked. James looked at him suspiciously. "Yes.... what about it?" "Well, I was thinking that maybe we could start a harem and then we could both have him," Thomas suggested brightly. ~ Just some Jamilton crap. My first fanfic so constructive-critisism is welcome and hoped for. Also, it gets better as the chapters progress, I think. The first few are pretty awful though. Edit: This is starting to turn into Jamilams, if you're not okay with that, leave now

*****Completed******* College AU where Hamilton and Jefferson are secretly in love with each other but both are stuck in an abusive relationship and have to work with each other to get out and be together.

Some scars don't fade. Some love stories aren't written in ink-they're carved into bone. Alexander Hamilton came to college for a fresh start, not to relive the nightmare he barely survived. But when Thomas Jefferson-the boy who once held his heart and shattered it-walks back into his life, survival becomes complicated. Again. Caught between rage and longing, Alexander is forced to navigate a dangerous game of unresolved feelings and the kind of tension that never really dies. As old wounds reopen and forgotten memories resurface, he and Thomas find themselves orbiting each other once more-pulled together by gravity, torn apart by history. But forgiveness isn't easy. Trust is harder. And falling in love with the boy who broke you might be the most reckless thing of all. In a world where trauma lingers like a shadow and love doesn't come with guarantees, Forgetting Logic is a raw, poetic journey through heartbreak, healing, and the slow burn of two boys learning that sometimes, the hardest person to let go of is the one who knows all your secrets. Perfect for fans of heartfelt angst, queer romance, found family, and second chances that cut deep before they heal.

Thomas Jefferson was Alexander's sworn enemy. Ever since they first met at the park playground, Alexander hated him. Well now they're in high school. The gang is back together, romances spawning everywhere. And a certain curly haired friend of Thomas is catching Alexander's eye. Unfortunately, it seems that James Madison isn't the only person who is being charmed by Alexander, of course though, everyone has different ways of showing it. There is a few topics that may be sensitive to readers, including LGBT, rape, bullying, and abuse. #1 in madilton!

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?

Alexander Hamilton has had his mind on his boss for quite some time now. He thinks about him at nights that sleep is forgotten, and he sketches his eyes any chance he gets. Thomas Jefferson has had his eyes on Aexander for a long time. From his passion filled expression to the skip of his walk when he won an arguement, Jefferson found himself loving Alex. George Washington is the boss of the company. With cold business dealing eyes and an expression of stone. But, he's recently been finding himself thinking of other things. Things that... aren't exactly work related. (Charles Lee is a dick) WARNINGS: Rape scenes, murder scenes, sex scenes, cuss words, depression, abuse

When a child is born, a chip is implanted into the back of their neck. It connects to the brain and as soon as the chip most compatible with theirs is activated, they can communicate telepathically with their partner. Their soulmate. For people like Alexander, that's not an issue. He's been communicating with his soulmate since he learned what coherent language was. For people like Thomas, though? It's a little bit of a different story.

Taking jobs from other people for unreasonably high prices in a probably illegal way? Alexander Hamilton knew how to navigate that. Taking care of younger siblings without any real parent to rely on? Thomas Jefferson knew how to navigate that. Dealing with an arrogant roommate with some self-important mindsets? Both of them could at least tolerate that. Falling in love was the thing neither of them knew how to handle. ((COVER WAS MADE BY @ THOTMASJEFFERSON))

"They love you, oh you can feel how they love you, thousands and thousands of eyes just like mine aching to find who they are."

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