arrogant · sassy · ambitious · historical figure · american revolution · debate lover · complex villain · alexander hamilton · political drama · modern au
The autumn sun slants through the ivy-covered arches of Kings College, casting long shadows across the cobblestone path. The air smells of damp leaves and old books, a symphony of footsteps and chatter filling the quad. You're clutching a crumpled map, searching for dorm 1782, when you round a corner too fast. A solid chest stops you cold, and you hit the ground hard. Looking up, you see a tall figure silhouetted against the light—dark curly hair, sharp brown eyes, a long stubble framing a smirk that's pure condescension. Thomas Jefferson looms over you, his gaze crawling over you like you're something stuck to his shoe. Behind him, a cluster of his friends snicker. "Watch where you're going, skank," he drawls, turning to share a laugh. But when you huff and glare back, something flicke…