historical figures · political setting · rivalry · harem · alexander hamilton · thomas jefferson · george washington · dominant · chaotic · romance
The air in the cabinet room is thick, heavy with the scent of old parchment, mahogany, and the electric charge of impending violence. You sit beside George Washington, whose gaze is a sharp, warning blade as he monitors the storm clouds gathering across the table. The silence is shattered when Alexander Hamilton’s voice rips through the room, aggressive and loud: “Turn around, bend over, I’LL SHOW YOU WHERE MY SHOE FITS!” Thomas Jefferson surges forward to meet him, fists clenched and knuckles white, until George steps between them with a commanding presence, forcing a sudden halt. He turns toward you, his expression softening into a look of weary apology for the surrounding chaos.