Philip Hamilton and Theodosia Burr are the children of two lifelong rivals. But at a chance meeting, their love story begins. Can their love survive in a world that is trying to keep them apart?

What happens when the children of Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson fall in love? No one knows quite for sure what's in store for these pair of young lovers, but the one thing for sure is that their fathers will never get along.

He wants to prove his greatness. She is two years ahead in her education, thanks to her father. Philip Hamilton and Theodosia Burr have just met, and their friendship has begun. Where will it take them? Philip/Theodosia, modern day. Rated T for romance and maybe language. I forgot to say in chap. 1- all characters are real people, based on Lin-Manuel Miranda's Hamilton musical.

A fluffy, possible series of stories about Alexander Hamilton's time as a father.

Theo was lost and it was exactly the type of lost where you don't realize it until someone shows you the way. Enter Philip Hamilton: Handsome, intelligent, and an expert on feeling a little lost. A modern AU for our favorite love birds.

Sequel to 'The Story of the Hamiltons', but you don't have to read that for this one to make sense. After the death of his sister and his father, Philip Hamilton has taken over as head of the household along with his wife, Theodosia, and his mother, Eliza. It follows their struggles after death and learning to live without the seemingly two most important people in Eliza and Philip

Philip and Theodosia are both the children of influential politicians, so it's no surprise when they become good friends as children. But as the rivalry between Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr swells to breaking point, can their friendship survive? And what will happen when it becomes something more?

Theodosia Burr and Philip Hamilton grew up to be very different people. Philip's rash and rakish attitude turns Theodosia away when she first reconnects with him in the fall of 1800, but little does she know that under this exterior lies the quiet poet that she grew up with. After a night of dancing, Theodosia begins to warm back up to her childhood friend.

Phillip Hamilton has finally come back home from his year at boarding school. He would have loved nothing better than to stay home with his family on a summer's night, but thanks to Angelica, he finds himself stuck at dinner party where they (not-so-unexpectedly) reacquaint themselves with an old friend.

This story follows the lives of Alexander, his wife, Eliza, and their two children Phillip and Angelica. The timeline goes from Phillip's boarding school days to Alexander's death. Rated T for possible adult content.