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Thomas Jefferson doesn't have a reason to live. Every day he has to go through homophobic and racist insults from the other students at his high school; it's gradually becoming harder to believe in the shitty life he has. His father's death when he was fourteen was traumatizing, but the life he had to endure with him left an even greater mark -- years of abuse are an impactful thing, after all. Even with his mother's support, he hurts himself -- cuts almost every day. He doesn't want to live; he's begun to rationalize with the concept of killing himself.
But what happens when Alexander Hamilton manages to discover his broken secrets?
(TRIGGER WARNING: self-harm, suicidal thoughts, attempted suicide, child abuse, homophobia, racism, and potentially more. chapters will be marked appropriately beforehand.)