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In a world of black and white, finding your soulmate is the only way to see color. But when Alexandra Hamilton comes to America, the last thing she cares about is finding a soulmate. She was accepted into her dream college and she's not going to miss a moment of it. So when she finally sees the color, her soulmate is the last person she ever expected. Drama, friendship, history, and romance, and Alexandra Hamilton's not throwing away her shot.

In a world where soulmates can feel each other's emotions, Lisa fails to recognize her soulmate the first time she meets her.

"You're the color to my black and white world" has become literal in a future, dystopian society. Scientists have found a way to make people unable to see color until they meet their true soulmate. They felt as that not being able to see color would stop civil unrest and discriminatory barriers, and by the time they met their soulmate people would be mature enough to make proper societal decisions. Linnea, the story's main character, believes her childhood best friend is her soulmate, but she soon learns that there are tricks to this color system. Sometimes, color can be falsely seen in faint hues and sometimes, the person you thought was your soulmate really isn't. When she meets Jade, she learns that perhaps your soulmate isn't exactly the person you imagined.

For the first time in a world where you don't see color unless you are 5 feet from your soulmate y/n could finally see color, but in the blink of an eye it was a dull world again. Was it all her imagination or did she finally cross paths with her soulmate?

In this world, which colors you see depend on your emotions. However, once you find your soul mate, you initially see pink (the color for attraction). But once in love with them, you see in full color. Taylor Swift has given up on love, but will Calvin Harris be able to change that? (List of colors/emotions for anyone who needs a reference): Pink: Attraction Red: Angry Orange: Inspired Yellow: Happy Light Green: Jealous Dark Green: Tired Light Blue: worried/nervous Dark Blue: Sad Purple: Content Black: Scared

Color. It's something our brain makes up. It doesn't really exist. So how come everyone made a big fuss about meeting and touching their soulmate so they could see in color? After all, what's so bad about black and white? Aren't they colors too? That's what Nico thought anyway. When he was younger he had tried to imagine a new color but had never been able to. His sister had died seeing the world in black in white. Nico didn't see the point of color. That is, until he touches his soulmate and sees what he's been missing out on... Edited January 2024.

A world where soulmates can't see colors until they meet. Who thought that SHE was the one?

The world is black and white until you touch your soulmate; then color explodes before your eyes {written from a prompt} Newt has yet to find his soulmate. He acts like he doesn't care to the public but he truly longs to see the beautiful colors that Minho tells him about. Even more he longs for someone to love and someone to love him. Thomas is alone but unsearching. He doesn't mind the calm black and white of the world. It would be nice to have someone like his best friend Teresa but the world works in mysterious ways.

[Soulmate AU] As soon as someone is born, their eyes see... well. Nothing. You don't see anything until your soulmate is born. And even then, you don't see color. When your eyes meet the one, all the colors in the world are available to see. Its beautiful. Or so I've heard. 23 and never fucking seen anything colorful at all. Probably never will. So I guess I'll forever be known in my friend group as the sad, lonely, grey-scaled loser. (Told in the perspective of Billie Joe)

You live in a world where people see in black and white. The solution to finally see the colors? It's simple. You need to meet your soulmate and look at him in the eyes, but what if the person bound to you is already contented with the monochromatic world? What if...Jeongguk, your soulmate, is already in love with someone else? Alternatively; "A future without you is a world without color."