A/N: I'm baacck! So, this is part two to my previous chapter and.... yeah! Also, send some requests! Please! I'm desperate! :( Anyway.....ONWARD!

                                                                      George Washington 

              George brought you to a cabinet meeting (refer to Cabinet Battle #2, which I don't own, but is above). He needed Hamilton to draft a statement of neutrality. He also told you to sit right where you were. Jefferson and Hamilton were at it again, this time, behind closed doors. 

"I bet you were quite a lawyer.." Jefferson stated

"My defendants got acquitted." Hamilton said slyly.

"Yeah, well someone 'ought to remind you.."

"What?"

"You're NOTHING without Washington behind you."

"Hamilton."           

            Your dad walked in. Hamilton let out a tiny gasp. You let out a smaller one, but they didn't hear you, in fact, they forgot you were there!

"Daddy's calling." Jefferson finished off.

            You looked over at your dad who seemed, to say the slightest, a bit annoyed. You wanted to make him feel better.

"DADDY!" you shouted loud enough for a dead man to hear.

            They all turned to look at you. They all had their eyes wide. George smiled and said, "Yes! I'm your daddy."

                                                                       Angelica Schuyler 

           Angelica took you upstate with your older cousin, Phillip. You were 5 months old at the time. You went to your grandpa's house. 

          "Hello little ones!" 

        You excitedly ran into his arms and hugged him.

         As you all went inside, you saw a picture of your uncle, Alexander, hanging on the wall. You thought that he was coming upstate with you all.

       Forming the words, you asked, "Uncle?". Everyone stared at you in shock. All you wanted to know was if Uncle Alex was coming or not.

"Aw... that's your first word!" your mom said. "Well, he can't come, sweetie.."

        Nonetheless, you still had a great time!

                                                                          Peggy Schuyler 

             Peggy left you with your babysitter. You didn't like her. She barely fed or changed you! You wanted her out! You just couldn't find the right words.

              Your mother came home and picked you up.

"Hey my little princess/princess! Were you good?"

            She paid the babysitter, but before she got to leave, you shouted "NO HELP!". Both confused and intrigued, she checked you diaper, which was saggy.

           Peggy had an angry look on her face she told the babysitter that she's fired. When she left, Peggy looked at you happily and said, "You just said your first word!"

                                                                         Maria Reynolds 

          Your father had left you alone. Again. You knew when your mom came home, she would throw a fit.

           But, just your luck, your mother had walked right in. 

"Mommy!" you said.

           She gasped and ran to you. "Did daddy leave you alone again?" she asked. You nodded.

            She made you take a nap, but you woke up to the sound of shouting. You covered your ears, and drifted off to sleep.

                                                                          King George III

            The king hated America, with a passion. He was mad that tea was being thrown out, and people were rioting against the him. But, most of all, he was mad that they won the war.

           He walked into your toy room, and you couldn't tell the difference between the two countries. As he picked you up, you screamed America. Let's just say he tried everything in his power to get you to say Britain.

                                                                          Samuel Seabury

Sorry guys. Feeling a bit uninspired for Seabury's. But let's just say your first word was "Hear ye!"

A/N: Again, sorry for Seabury's. I wasn't feeling inspired. But, there are a few things I wanna say.

#1: I fully support the Black Lives Matter cause. As you all may know, a man name George Floyd, a black male, was killed by a police officer, a white male. His final words, (from what I'm told), is "I can't breathe. Let that sink in. A man was slaughtered. I honestly, think it was intentional because he was held in that position for NINE MINUTES. NINE! I can't even begin to tell you how disappointed I am in law enforcements. The officer is probably going to be charged with 3rd degree murder. Which is the lowest charge you can get for a murder. In my honest option, he should be charged with manslaughter and sentenced to either life in prison, or death. As an African-American female, this scares me. Now we can't even trust police officers! Not only that, but this has sparked an uproar, which brings me to my next point.

#2: I don't agree with the protests. Now, I agree with exercising your first amendment right, the freedom to assemble peacefully. But as you know, these protests are most certainly NOT peaceful. They have the right idea, but are doing the wrong thing. People are looting, and this isn't exercising their first amendment right, the right to assemble PEACEFULLY. Honestly, do people realize that we are still in the middle of a pandemic! People are still dying from the Covid-19. Doing this will only put people at bigger risk! They just need to sit down. So does #45 (the stupid president🙄). 

#3: HAPPY PRIDE MONTH! This is your time to shine! You are beautiful, strong, and amazing! Don't let anyone tell you different!

Okay, that's all I had to say.

Word count: 872

Until next time......

~Rho