Eliza, Alexander, and the Great Commotion of Jefferson's Rude Invasion
32 capítulos Concluído "Jefferson grinned smugly. 'George Washington, John Adams, Angelica Schuyler. And most importantly: James Madison. Those names mean anything to you?"
Alex laughed. 'Half of them are my friends. '
'Well I think you'll find that'll be changing soon.'"
Alexander Hamilton's school life is almost perfect.
He is idolized by the prettiest girls in class, he has a good group of friends, gets the best grades in class, and he wins almost every fight.
There are only a few minor annoyances, such as Madison, an old rival; Adams, who took the position he deserved; and Aaron Burr, who is infuriatingly calm and collected. But over all. . .? His life is great.
But what happens when a kid shows up who is determined to undermine everything Hamilton has done?
Thomas Jefferson's comin' home folks.
And it won't be pretty.
Dedicated to Rain.
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