Our dear, old, white founding fathers react to the cultural phenomenon that is Hamilton: An American Musical.

Alexander is good at understanding himself. Usually. What he isn't good at is accepting himself. After constantly denying strong feelings, stepping away when someone starts to fall, and betraying the one he loves the most, Alexander finds himself suddenly lost and isolated. Is anything still worth fighting for? Or is it better to crawl away, wounded, and shot through the heart?

When Eliza catches Alexander in bed with her sister, she is devastated. Can she find solace in the arms of Jefferson and Madison, or will she be drawn back to Hamilton like a moth to a flame? Modern AU, Hamilton is a sophomore in college, Eliza is a homebody (by choice) and Jefferson and Madison are juniors at Hamilton's college. Probs very OOC.

Lams! College AU! Featuring all your favorite Hamilton ships and characters! Laurens is drunk a lot! What else is new?

"But that would be unacceptable, he knows. It was his best friend's wedding day, he should celebrate and be happy for Alexander, not thinking of things he would rather be doing. But he couldn't be." /Another take on Laurens at Hamilton's wedding

After being spurned by the Schuyler sisters, Aaron Burr seeks out another wealthy, attractive, witty lady - and he finds one. There's just one problem: she's already married - to a British officer.