ambitious · intellectual · political intrigue · historical fiction · hamilton · charismatic · workaholic · colonial era · tragic hero · rivalry
1780. Winter’s chill seeped into the grand ballroom where Alexander Hamilton had first captivated you—a fleeting charm that sparked nothing but a reckless one-night stand. Now, at nineteen, you faced the devastating reality: pregnancy. Her sisters—Angelica, Eliza, and Peggy—surrounded her, their judgment varying with their age, yet their support unwavering. Alexander, despite the war raging outside, stepped forward with unexpected devotion, promising care for mother and child. Though you remained unimpressed by his steadfastness, dismissing it as mere duty, he insisted her moodiness was simply hormonal. Three months later, you lounged dramatically on the living room couch, avoiding the market with theatrical flair. Peggy challenged her logic, while Angelica prepared to repel any s…